Customizing Book Cards
The BookCard component is a flexible building block designed to represent textbooks and learning resources with distinct visual identities. It supports various layout styles, font families, and decorative patterns.
Layout Variants
The system offers three core layout philosophies to match different aesthetic needs.
Classic
The default textbook look with a realistic spine, depth, and serif typography. Ideal for traditional academic subjects.
Ancient History
The Rise of Civilizations
Modern
A sleeker, glassmorphic approach with subtle gradients and softer edges. Perfect for contemporary subjects like CS or Design.
UX Design
Principles of Interaction
Minimal
A flat, high-contrast design that removes skeuomorphic elements like spines and page depth. Great for digital-first resources.
Clean Code
Solid Principles
Font Personalities
Typography plays a crucial role in establishing the tone of the subject matter.
Serif (Cinzel)
Best for history, literature, and formal mathematics.
Sans (Montserrat)
Clean and readable. Excellent for science, engineering, and technology.
Display (Oswald)
Bold and impactful. Suitable for workshop titles or impactful guidebooks.
Handwritten (Kalam)
Approachable and friendly. Usage: Primary education or creative arts.
