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Marker lists can be used to present lists such as pros & cons or group small items of content like categories.
Note: This component doesn't yet exist in Storybook, preliminary image(s) shown.
Example
Best practices
- Aim to keep the number of markers divisible by three or two with a maxium of six markers
- Use the character guidelines provided, the number of characters includes spaces.
- Each marker’s copy should have the same number of lines
- Be wary of repeating this section too much on landing pages, never stack the same component directly on top of each other on the page
Variants
Two markers
Pros and cons (bulleted list)
Use this component when you have clear positives and negatives which can be summarised into bullet points. Ensure there’s an equal amount of copy for each marker.
Point count
There should be an equal number of points in each set of body copyMarker titles
You can’t rely on the markers alone to dictate the information to users, the title must clearly state whether it’s positive, negative or similar for accessibility
Character guidance
Component title - 40 characters (50 max)
Subtext - 175 characters (265 max)
Marker title - 30 characters (40 max)
Marker copy - 200 characters
Category icons
This component can be used when content can be categorised into different subsections. If you’re using the two column layout only use a number of categories which are divisible by two.
- Titles
Marker titles can’t be links. You can add in-line links or provide a tertiary CTA below like in this example
Character guidance
Component title - 35 characters
Subtext - 175 characters (265 max)
Marker title - 30 characters (40 max)
Marker copy - 150 characters
Text only
When a page already uses a lot of visual cues such as markers and icons using text on it’s own can provide some breathing room.
Character guidance
Same as above
Three markers
Pros and cons (separated out)
When using the three column layout the number of markers must be divisible by three. Three and six markers are ideal, nine markers is a bit over-bearing.
This component can also be used to show pros and cons and gives you the flexibility to add a bit more info for each point.
It can also be used to show add-ons by changing the marker to a ‘+’.
Character guidance
Component title - 40 characters (50 max)
Subtext - 175 characters (265 max)
Marker title - 20 characters
Marker copy - 72 characters
Categories with icons
Use this component when you have a number of categories divisible by three which can be easily visualised by icons. Try to use less body copy for this component than you would the two marker option as the width is smaller.
Character guidance
Same as above
Text only
When a page already uses a lot of visual cues such as markers and icons using text on it’s own can provide some breathing room. If you’re only using three categories you have a bit more room for marker copy.
Character guidance
Same as above except
Marker copy - 120 characters (if only using three)
Where to find this component
Documentation version history
Last updated Thursday, 17th June 2021 14:19 by Adrian T.
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| Version 7 | Thursday, 17th June 2021 14:19 | Adrian T. |
| Version 6 | Wednesday, 16th June 2021 14:53 | Adrian T. |
| Version 5 | Wednesday, 16th June 2021 14:52 | Adrian T. |
| Version 4 | Wednesday, 16th June 2021 14:38 | Adrian T. |
| Version 3 | Wednesday, 16th June 2021 14:22 | Adrian T. |
| Version 2 | Wednesday, 16th June 2021 12:41 | Adrian T. |
| Version 1 | Wednesday, 16th June 2021 12:38 | Adrian T. |