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In the “3 cards, 2 rows” variation, the initial row accommodates one card, while the subsequent row(s) provide space for two cards each. The cards in the second row are half the width or size of the card in the first row.
The "3 cards, 1 row" variation displays three cards per row, each taking up a third of the space, There is no maximum number of rows. If there are fewer than 3 cards in the last row, each card takes up a third of the space, aligning left.
The “4 cards, 2 rows” variation, each row has space for up to two cards.
By default in AEM, 2 rows are displayed, but there technically is no maximum number of rows which can be set up (there can also be Two cards in a single row). An uneven number of cards in the last row aligns left.
Below is a table of image requirements for each variation of the Mosaic card pattern.
| Variation | Image type | Dimensions | Focal Point |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3 cards, 2 rows | Product on BG, Lifestyle and Landscape | Row 1 (top card): 1112px x 626px [16:9] Row 2 (smaller cards): 544px x 306px [16:9] | Center and Middle |
| 3 cards, 1 row | Product on BG, Lifestyle and Landscape | 750px x 422px | Center and Middle |
| 4 cards, 2 rows | Product on BG, Lifestyle and Landscape | 544px x 306px | Center and Middle |
This pattern should not be used without CTAs. Because of the elevation, users will expect the cards to be interactive and will be confused/annoyed if there is nothing to interact with.
This information relates to Design v3.1 of this pattern.