+ The Card component is a surface that displays content and
+ actions on a single topic. Cards are composed of sub-components such
+ as CardHeader, CardContent,{" "}
+ CardActions, and CardMedia, which can be
+ combined to create a variety of layouts.
+
+ The following examples demonstrate the different ways to use the{" "}
+ Card component and its sub-components.
+
+ A minimal card with only CardContent displaying a title
+ and description.
+
+ Combining CardHeader and CardContent to
+ present a titled card with body text.
+
+ Use CardMedia to embed an image within the card.
+
+ Use CardActions to place interactive buttons at the
+ bottom of the card.
+
+ The Card component is a surface that displays content and
+ actions on a single topic. Cards are composed of sub-components such
+ as CardHeader, CardContent,{" "}
+ CardActions, and CardMedia, which can be
+ combined to create a variety of layouts.
+
+ Cards provide a structured and visually distinct container for + related information. They are ideal for presenting items such as + user profiles, product listings, blog posts, or settings panels. +
+ + +Cards are best suited for:
++ The Card component is composed of the following sub-components that + can be combined to build flexible layouts: +
+
+ Use CardHeader when the card needs a clearly labeled
+ title and optional metadata such as a date or author name.
+
+ CardContent is the main body of the card. It accepts
+ any child elements and provides consistent padding.
+
+ CardActions anchors interactive elements like buttons
+ to the bottom of the card. Use disableSpacing for
+ manual spacing control.
+
h2,{" "}
+ h3) for screen reader compatibility.
+
+ The Card component is a surface that displays content and
+ actions on a single topic. Cards are composed of sub-components such
+ as CardHeader, CardContent,{" "}
+ CardActions, and CardMedia, which can be
+ combined to create a variety of layouts.
+
+ Cards are used to group related information in a flexible container. + They support rich media, headers, body text, and action buttons. +
+ +
+ A basic Card wraps content in an elevated surface with
+ shadow and rounded corners.
+
+ Use CardHeader to add a title and subheader above the
+ card content.
+
+ Cards can be customized with actions using CardActions,
+ which places buttons or other interactive elements at the bottom of
+ the card.
+