A plain list
The right answer most of the time, and what a new surface gives you.
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- Card style
- Outlined
- Rows
- 0, a list
- Picture
- Left
- Show completion
- On
- Attribution
- Off
The right answer most of the time, and what a new surface gives you.
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One card of rows divided by hairlines. Right for small actions that belong together.
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Reading material. Nothing here is a task, so nothing carries a ring.
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Use it where a participant holds content from more than one journey or coach.
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Picture led, still a list. Each item is a full width card.
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The half card at the edge is what tells a participant to scroll.
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More on screen at once, less room for words. Good for a browsable library.
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One card at a time, full width. It reads as a hero rather than a shelf.
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The strongest look and the least room. Nothing competes with the picture.
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Two things differ from the tile on the left, and only one of them is a setting. Completion is On here and Off there, which is the surface. The description comes from the item, not the surface. Both survive over a picture.
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