refactor: cards to match with dbux-3

[nmerget]

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🔭🐙🐈 Test this branch here: https://db-ui.github.io/core/review/refactor-guidelines-3-card

[mfranzke]

as the cards contents have been removed, we need to transfer those to the demonstration styles and markup to fix the homepage again.

[mfranzke]

Additionally we should encourage to use list markup instead of simple div tags in case that the contents are actually a list.

[mfranzke]

the tests report problems with the color contrast for information colors, compare to e.g. https://colourcontrast.cc/0087b9/ffffff

[nmerget]

as the cards contents have been removed, we need to transfer those to the demonstration styles and markup to fix the homepage again.

Do we need this?
Because we will move the documentation and we use this branch just for testing the scss in components

[mfranzke]

as the cards contents have been removed, we need to transfer those to the demonstration styles and markup to fix the homepage again.

Do we need this? Because we will move the documentation and we use this branch just for testing the scss in components

For the moment I could think about keeping a beautiful homepage as an entrèe. And we could even also "remove" the defaults contents in general for the moment even though that I would bet that we'll add them a little later again because these contents are such a generic use case.

[nmerget]

Additionally we should encourage to use list markup instead of simple div tags in case that the contents are actually a list.

Do you talk about the .hbs file?
I think a card is an own component, we would wrap it inside of a div later in mitosis. So at the end we would have something like:

• ...

[mfranzke]

Additionally we should encourage to use list markup instead of simple div tags in case that the contents are actually a list.

Do you talk about the .hbs file? I think a card is an own component, we would wrap it inside of a div later in mitosis. So at the end we would have something like:

• ...

Yeah I know, one of some of the JavaScript frameworks frontend rendering downsides … ;-)
We'll still have regular HTML output that could be pure and without the additional div / HTML tag overhead/waste.

[mfranzke]

the tests report problems with the color contrast for information colors, compare to e.g. https://colourcontrast.cc/0087b9/ffffff

this has been reported in the meanwhile and will get looked into in parallel.