Designs on any of these no-code tools are not by any means something that should be complicated. When we have the cards or grids, you want to present as much needed information as possible in a way that the card accommodates it. You cannot put everything on the card, but you want to give enough information to see if this person who is coming to this page wants to open it. Let’s say you have a CRM; you have all the contacts, and you want to see the person’s name, an email that is clickable, phone number, and one or two more details that are relevant. You’re not going to put everything on there. Just the best minimal information that can be digested. If someone wants more, they can click on it and go to the details page.
You don’t need to put everything on the card. It defeats the purpose of the card. It should be a bit pretty, minimal, but give you the right information that you need to carry out certain actions. The card is a doorway, not the destination. When you understand that, you start making better decisions about what belongs on it and what belongs behind it.