A
Full Card
Card fills the entire screen with generous whitespace. Large description area, impact metric, context preview, and action button anchored at the bottom. A focused, distraction-free view.
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Storefront Alert
Dr. Nguyen's headshot is 8 months old
Provider photos older than 6 months impact patient trust. When prospective patients check your Google listing or website, they see outdated images that don't match who they'll meet. Fresh photos build familiarity and reduce no-shows.
-4
points from Digital Health Score
Photo age penalty applied
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Full Card dedicates the entire viewport to one action. Best for complex cards that need explanation (storefront alerts, score impacts). The generous description area educates Lisa on "why this matters" -- critical for driving behavior change. Trade-off: navigating away requires a back tap, so Lisa loses her place in the Today feed.
B
Bottom Sheet
Card slides up from the bottom as a half-height sheet. The Today screen remains visible (dimmed) behind it. Preserves spatial context and allows quick dismiss by swiping down.
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Storefront Alert
Dr. Nguyen's headshot is 8 months old
Provider photos older than 6 months impact patient trust. Fresh photos reduce no-shows and build familiarity.
-4
pts from H-Score
photo
Update Photo →
Dismiss
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Remind tomorrow
Bottom Sheet preserves context -- Lisa can see the Today screen behind the card, maintaining her mental model of where she is. Swiping down dismisses naturally (iOS convention). Trade-off: less room for description text, so the "why this matters" explanation must be concise. Best for simple, quick-action cards rather than complex alerts.
C
Split View
Top half shows visual context (current photo preview, before/after), bottom half shows description and action. The visual evidence creates urgency -- Lisa sees the problem before reading about it.
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Storefront Alert
Current headshot on Google + website
8 mo
Photos older than 6 months reduce trust
Dr. Nguyen's headshot is 8 months old
Prospective patients checking your Google listing or website see outdated images that don't match who they'll meet. Updated photos build familiarity and reduce no-shows.
TIP:
Use Capture app for consistent headshot framing
Update Photo →
Dismiss
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Remind tomorrow
Split View leads with visual evidence -- Lisa sees the problem (old photo) before reading about it. This "show, then tell" pattern creates emotional urgency that pure text can't match. Best for cards where a visual preview exists (photos, storefronts, review screenshots). Trade-off: not all card types have meaningful visuals, so this pattern only works for a subset of action cards.