What's the purpose of using content cards on an interface? Cards give users an overview of the content so they can make the best selection for learning details about a specific item. If your cards aren't easy to scan, users will struggle to compare numeric data and make a selection. To illustrate, consider the three cards below. The clutter of text beneath the image makes it challenging to compare the card data. The design clumps the numeric data, requiring users to sift through each line to glean information. This layout makes comparing event times, dates, prices, and attendees harder.
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