Navigation Cards ​

Interactive cards for navigation and feature showcasing. Perfect for dashboards, component libraries, and feature discovery pages.

Basic Usage ​

Custom Icon Background Color ​

Without Subtitle ​

Disabled State ​

Use href instead of to for external links:

Props ​

PropTypeDefaultDescription
iconstring-Required. Bootstrap icon class (e.g., "bi-tag")
titlestring-Required. Card title
subtitlestringundefinedOptional subtitle/description
tostringundefinedInternal route path (for Vue Router)
hrefstringundefinedExternal URL
disabledbooleanfalseDisable interaction and apply disabled styling
iconBgColorstring"var(--q-primary-lighter)"Background color for icon container
iconClassesstring""Additional CSS classes for the icon

Events ​

EventPayloadDescription
clickEventEmitted when the card is clicked (only when not disabled)

Design Notes ​

Icon Contrast (UX Improvement) ​

The icon is always dark (var(--bs-dark)) regardless of the theme:

  • ✅ Light mode: Dark icon on light background → high contrast
  • ✅ Dark mode: Dark icon on light background → high contrast

This ensures the icon is always readable on the colored background container, even in dark mode where body text is typically white.

Why this matters:

  • The icon background is typically a light color (like light blue #E3F2FD)
  • In dark mode, if the icon inherited the body color (white), it would have poor contrast
  • By keeping the icon dark, we maintain consistent high contrast across all themes

Accessibility ​

  • Uses semantic HTML (<a> for links, <div> for static cards)
  • Keyboard navigable when used as a link
  • Disabled state properly communicated
  • Hover and focus states for better interactivity feedback

Use Cases ​

  • Component Libraries: Showcase available components with icons
  • Dashboards: Quick navigation to different sections
  • Feature Discovery: Highlight product features or capabilities
  • Documentation Sites: Navigate between guides and references
  • Settings Pages: Navigate to different configuration areas