Collection

DICT·collection

In UI design, a collection displays multiple cards or tiles that users can scroll through to find content quickly.

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Page	Where	What it does with it
The component census	Collections	lists it as a row
A contract with optional terms	Collections	mentions it
About	The desk	mentions it
Accessibility statement	The desk	mentions it
Collections	The desk	mentions it
Design as infrastructure	Collections	mentions it
Published layout grids	Collections	mentions it
Standardised nowhere	Collections	mentions it
The error vocabulary	Collections	mentions it
The form that assumes your name	Collections	mentions it
The keyboard grammar	Collections	mentions it
The keyboard nobody binds	Collections	mentions it
The lag	Collections	mentions it
The pattern register	Collections	mentions it
The role taxonomy	Collections	mentions it
The state’s front door	Collections	mentions it
WCAG 2.2	Collections	mentions it
What a form field may be about	Collections	mentions it
What each tool computes	Collections	mentions it
What the law requires	Collections	mentions it
What the platform learned to ask	Collections	mentions it
Where five billion people bank	Collections	mentions it
Where text breaks	Collections	mentions it
Where the screenshots are	Collections	mentions it