A plant catalog helps new gardeners compare pictures, light and watering notes. Unequal card sizes give some plants more prominence and make facts drift. Equal treatment matters more than preserving every image’s original proportions.
How: work toward a solution
Use square plant photographs above the same two care fields. Filter to bright sunlight to show rosemary, or restore all three plants. Equal cards share the row height; narrow screens stack them in reading order.
Compare plant images and the same care fieldsGREEN CORNER
A plant for your space
Compare the same care fields on every card.
Boston fern
Light
Filtered light
Water
Keep evenly moist
Monstera
Light
Filtered light
Water
Let the surface dry
Rosemary
Light
Bright sunlight
Water
Let the surface dry
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What: the concept
A uniform grid aligns equal-width items in shared rows. It works when items carry similar information. Varied text lengths can leave empty space; masonry trades that alignment for tighter packing.
Choose a uniform grid for comparable products, people or options with matching fields. Lists suit text-heavy scanning; masonry accommodates varied image heights. Do not force unequal content into fixed heights that clip information.
02Applications
The plant cards show a photograph, name, light and water note in the same sequence. Generated images illustrate recognizable plants; simplified care notes are not a complete horticultural guide. Verify conditions for the actual species and location.
03Implementation & cautions
Use equal grid tracks, consistent image ratios and content-sized rows. Preserve all labels when the grid collapses. Filtering should remove hidden cards from layout while keeping the relative order of the remaining items.
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