Tile

  • Variants
  • Callout
  • Callout Dark
  • Callout Outline
  • Category
  • Category Dark
  • Category Outline
  • Default
  • Default Dark
  • Dafault Outline

Tiles organize and present a related grouping of content in a container that users can easily scan and interact with. The entire tile container is fully tappable on mobile, or clickable on desktop, and does not need to include a standalone link. Just like cards, tiles can be grouped together within a deck.

Tile

Variations

Usage

Just like cards, the flexibility of tile placement inside and adjacent to other patterns within the system is a key aspect of this component. Tiles can appear within a background-filled or outline container and primarily within the body of a web page or mobile experience. The main attribute of a tile is that the entire container is clickable or tappable and does not require a standalone link.

In mobile experiences, the tiles transform into a deck-full with the tiles stacking vertically.

Design Specifications

Variations

Best practices

Do

  • Keep tile content concise. If more content is needed, consider using a card.
  • Use uniform tile container sizes when grouped within decks.
  • Maintain a minimum tile width of 2 columns when scaled.
  • Maintain a 24px padding inside each tile.
  • Consider mobile experiences. Tiles will transform into a deck-full and the tiles will stack vertically.

Don’t

  • Vary the height of tiles if the content across the deck is varied in size. Maintain uniformity across all tiles, using the longest or tallest tile as the base point.
  • Use a single tile in a deck. Must include at least 2.
  • Use shadowing or 3D effects.

Accessibility

Design will need to follow color/contrast requirements on Color Guidelines, follow link best practices, and Schwab Accessibility guidelines.


  • Beacon-Master-Tile-V1.0.0.sketch (465 kB)