Process card
One step of a process: a numbered badge drawn by a CSS counter, a heading and a description. Put them in the process list and the numbers count themselves, so reordering never means renumbering.
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First visit
A 30-minute visit to listen, ask questions and talk budget.
Get the plan
A plan and a line-item price within a week.
Approve and schedule
Sign off, pick a start date, pay a deposit.
The work
One team, one lead, regular updates until the job is done.
First visit
A 30-minute visit to listen, ask questions and talk budget.
Get the plan
A plan and a line-item price within a week.
Approve and schedule
Sign off, pick a start date, pay a deposit.
What you can build with it
One step in a how it works list. A numbered stage that renumbers itself when reordered. An onboarding or installation step.
Props
title (text); description (text); size (select: medium, small)
States shown
None interactive. Numbering comes from the list (counter), so a card on its own shows 01.
How to change it
Content and options are 3 props in the component's settings panel. Colour, type, spacing and radius follow your Automatic.css settings, so a change to the site's palette or scale changes this too. For anything else, edit the classes in the Style Manager, starting with .process-card, .process-list.
ACSS tokens used
white, radius (card radius when Cards is on), box-shadow-1, space-xs, space-m (card padding when present), h4, text-s, text-dark-muted, primary, grid-gap
ACSS requirements
ACSS 4 defaults. The list class sets the counter; use it, or set counter-reset on your own list.
Version history
Version 1.1.0, September 30, 2026: Family contract: spacing on the shared card variables (–card-padding, –card-gap, –card-gap-tight, –card-radius) with a size prop, nested corners concentric, part names shared across the card family (process card: __heading is now __title). Version 1.0.0, September 17, 2026: First release.
Tested with
Etch 1.6.7 and ACSS 4.0.1. Version 1.1.0.
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