Design System
Components

Card

The base surface — header, content, and footer slots.

A plain rounded, bordered surface with CardHeader/CardTitle/CardDescription/CardContent/ CardFooter slots. Most composed patterns in the DS (SectionCard, KpiCard, DetailSummaryCard, ...) build on top of this — reach for one of those first if it fits, and drop to Card directly only when none of them do.

Route Overview
Banff to Lake Louise, First Passage to the West
2 days · GoldLeaf service

Props

Prop

Type

Card and every slot forward all native <div> props — CardProps above is really "what a div takes," since none of them add anything beyond className.

Accessibility

  • Card itself carries no semantics — it's a styled <div>, not a <section> or role="group". If the card is a distinct, nameable region (not just a visual container in a grid), wrap it or label it accordingly yourself.
  • CardTitle is a <div>, not a heading element — if the content needs a heading in the document outline, render your own <h2>/<h3> inside it (or in title for the composed patterns that take one).

Do / Don't

  • Do reach for a composed pattern (SectionCard, KpiCard, ...) before hand-assembling Card + slots — they already encode the header-row layout and spacing correctly.
  • Don't nest interactive elements (buttons, links) so deep inside CardContent that the card's own click target (if it has one) and the inner control's click target overlap — keep exactly one thing clickable per region.

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