List
Overview
Lists should be sorted in logical ways that make content easy to scan.
They should make content actionable by making specific items easy to identify and act on.
List items may be spaced using dividers or spacing.
List items may be separated by white space or dividers.
1. List items may contain selection controls.
2. List items may contain icons and actions.
Use when
- Displaying groups of related items that are primarily textual.
Don't use when
- Displaying content that is not primarily text.
- Displaying content with three or more well-defined dimensions that users might sort on. Instead, use a table.
Types
There are three types of lists: 1. Single-line lists, 2. Two-line lists, 3. Three-line lists.
1. Single-line list
Single-line list items contain a maximum of one line of text.
2. Two-line list
Two-line list items contain a maximum of two lines of text.
3. Three-line list
Three-line list items contains a maximum of three lines of text.
Related
Components
List items may contain
Use instead of a list
- Use a table when displaying content with three or more well-defined dimensions that users might sort on.
- Use cards when displaying content that has images or that contains non homogenous data.
Patterns
Coming soon!