Documentation cards are a sleek, visual way to browse content. They’re especially helpful for quick scanning and modern UX.
🗂 What Are Documentation Cards?
Each card represents a doc page or section with:
- A title
- Short excerpt or summary
- Icon or featured image (optional)
- Category or label (e.g. FAQ, Guide, Update)
🧭 Where Cards Appear:
- Home page
- Category/archive pages
- Custom grid layouts
- Search results (Pro version)
💡 Best Practices for Cards:
- Use Featured Images for visual context
- Keep Titles Short to avoid truncation
- Write Clear Excerpts for each page (via excerpt field or first paragraph)
- Group Cards using categories or tags
🧰 Layout Variants:
- Grid (2–4 columns)
- Stacked cards
- Minimal list (no image)
- Filterable (Pro feature)
All layouts are responsive and adapt to screen size.
🧾 Tip: Use cards for high-level docs like “Getting Started” or “Integrations” to reduce clutter and improve scannability.