A carousel card's content must fill the card. Cards with little content should not appear half-empty. Use `min-height` for cards to allow varied content lengths.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A carousel card's content must fill the card.
Cards with little content should not appear half-empty. Use `min-height` for cards to allow varied content lengths.
Carousel cards should always look full. A card with only one line of text looks empty. This wastes space and looks bad. If cards have different amounts of text, use `min-height`. This lets cards with more text be taller. It stops cards with less text from stretching to fill a fixed height. Icons or badges on cards should be small. A size like `w-12 h-12` is good. Large icons take up too much space. On mobile devices, card padding should be smaller. Use `p-5` instead of `p-8`. This makes better use of the small screen space.
A developer creates a carousel with product cards. Some products have long descriptions, others have short ones. If the developer uses a fixed `height` for all cards, the cards with short descriptions will have a lot of empty space. If the developer uses `min-height`, cards with short descriptions will be shorter, and cards with long descriptions will be taller, making all cards look full.
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