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User Generated Vant Card Components
Discover allCreate a user profile card with an avatar, name, designation, short bio, and social media buttons for the user.
Create a blog card with an image, title, a short description related to the blog, the avatar and name of the author, and the date at which the blog is published. Take the image and avatar from Unsplash.
Create a dark themed fitness tracking card that contains an image of the user, calories burned, steps taken, water intake, and heart rate. Use proper icons and images; take images from Unsplash.
Create a social media profile card that has an avatar, name, and username; buttons for voice and video calls and a more button; a vertical list of contacts with an avatar, name, and username; and add a contact button. Take images from Unsplash for avatars.
Design a testimonial card component that includes the following elements: the user's name, a profile picture of the user, a brief statement or feedback from the user, the user's job title and the name of the company they represent, and a star rating out of 5. The design should be visually appealing.
Design a user profile card with a large profile image, a small avatar, the user's name, recent post images, reviews, and category tags. Take images from Unsplash and make the component visually appealing.
Create a weather card component that includes the city, date, time, current temperature, wind speed, humidity, and the average temperature of the previous three days. Use suitable icons for respective data.
Create a card component displaying the products in the user's cart, showing each item's name, quantity, and price. Include a total amount at the bottom and a prominent Proceed to Pay button. Add an image of the products and a view coupons code button.
Design a card that has a good-looking style. Add some real images and a background color.
How can you create Vant Card UI using Purecode?
Step 1
Outline Your Objectives
Establish the features and objectives of your Vant Card UI in prompt area


Step 2
Customize your Vant component's features, look, and functionality
From basic styling to advanced functionality, tailor every aspect of your Card component to match your exact requirements.
Step 3
Copy your component into your VS Code project
Get your component into VS Code quickly with our one-click export feature.


Step 4
Review your Vant component before deployment
Check all features and styling before making it live. Continue development with our VS Code plugin.