Cards AI
Five reusable card patterns built from the AnoLogix design system. Every card sizes itself from the column it sits in, so the same card works in a two-up, three-up, four-up or five-up row without any per-breakpoint tuning.
Feature card
The fullest card: icon, heading, a short claim, a three-point checklist and an action. Shown four-up.
Locally owned support
Use for trust, ownership and local credibility on small-business sites.
Licensed and insured
Lead with credentials when the buyer is weighing risk before price.
Fast response
Speed is the differentiator in emergency and repair categories.
Upfront pricing
Removes the biggest objection before the visitor has to ask.
Icon card
The workhorse. Icon, heading, one short paragraph, one action. Shown three-up.
Repairs and maintenance
Planned servicing and one-off fixes, handled by the same crew that installed it.
Support that answers
A real person on the phone during working hours, and a tracked ticket outside them.
Inspections
A written report with photographs, so you can decide what is urgent and what can wait.
Media card
Image on top, bled to the card edge. The picture holds a fixed shape so the row stays level when an image is swapped.
New builds
Ground-up work managed end to end, from the first drawing to the final inspection.
Renovations
Kitchens, bathrooms and whole-floor remodels, with a fixed schedule agreed up front.
Emergency callouts
A crew on the road within the hour when something has already gone wrong.
Profile card
A banner with a round portrait lifted over its edge. For people, testimonials and team listings.
Daniel Reyes
Site foreman, fourteen years on the tools. Runs the new-build crew.
Priya Anand
Project manager. Handles scheduling, permits and the weekly client update.
Marcus Hale
Estimator. Writes the quotes and holds the price for thirty days.
Dual action card
Two actions of unequal weight. Both stay full-width targets while the card is narrow, and shrink to their own width once the card has room.
Residential
Homes, extensions and garden rooms. Quote first, then a firm start date.
Commercial
Fit-outs and maintenance contracts for offices, retail units and light industrial.
Public sector
Framework work for schools and councils, with full compliance documentation.
Bar heading card
Photo on top, then a heading marked with a short brand rule down its left edge, body copy and one action.
Locally owned support
Use for trust, ownership and local credibility. The rule gives the heading a fixed anchor point whatever the card width.
Finished on schedule
A firm start date and a weekly update, so nobody has to chase the site for progress.
One crew, start to finish
The people who quote the job are the people who do it. No subcontractor handoffs.
Team card
The profile card with a square portrait sitting on the left edge of the banner, and all the copy left-aligned beneath it.
Daniel Reyes
Site foreman, fourteen years on the tools. Runs the new-build crew and signs off every handover.
Priya Anand
Project manager. Handles scheduling, permits and the weekly client update.
Marcus Hale
Estimator. Writes the quotes and holds the price for thirty days.