Designing review sessions people look forward to
How to run critiques that sharpen the work instead of draining the room.
One article in a blog list; image, a top line, title, summary and a footer, as plain, a card or with an overlay.
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How to run critiques that sharpen the work instead of draining the room.
<PostCard post={post} />npx @ava-ui/apogee add post-card
Pulls in Image, Avatar, Badge and Heading.
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import PostCard, { type Post } from '@/components/apogee/PostCard/PostCard.astro'
const post: Post = { title: '…', href: '/blog/review-sessions', summary: '…', date: '2026-01-20', category: { name: 'Design' }, author: { name: 'Ada Lovelace' } }
---
<PostCard post={post} />
| Prop | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
post |
{ title, href, summary?, date, image?, readingTime?, category?, author?, tags? } |
— | Required. date is an ISO date; image is { src, alt, width?, height? }; category and author are { name, href? } (the author adds avatar?); tags are { name, href?, color? }[]. |
orientation |
'vertical' | 'horizontal' |
'vertical' |
horizontal puts the image beside the text once the card is 36rem wide (a container query). |
frame |
'plain' | 'card' | 'overlay' |
'plain' |
No box; a bordered card with the image flush to its top; or author, date and category on a frosted strip over the image. |
meta |
'category' | 'badge' | 'byline' | 'none' |
'category' |
The line above the title: the category, a badge with the category and reading time, “author • date”, or nothing. |
footer |
'author' | 'tags' | 'link' | 'none' |
'author' |
The author with the date, the tags, a “Read post” line, or nothing. |
rounded |
boolean |
true |
Rounded image corners (plain and overlay). |
size |
'medium' | 'large' |
'medium' |
large for a featured post: a bigger title and a three-line summary. |
headingLevel |
2 | 3 | 4 | 5 |
3 |
The title’s heading level; one below the list’s heading. |
linkLabel |
string |
'Read post' |
Text of the link footer. |
locale |
string |
'en' |
Date locale. |
class |
string |
— | Extra classes on the <article>, merged last. |
frame × meta × footer:
How to run critiques that sharpen the work instead of draining the room.
Ada Lovelace •
How to run critiques that sharpen the work instead of draining the room.
How to run critiques that sharpen the work instead of draining the room.
How to run critiques that sharpen the work instead of draining the room.
<PostCard post={post} frame="card" meta="badge" />
<PostCard post={post} meta="byline" footer="tags" />
<PostCard post={post} frame="overlay" footer="link" />
<PostCard post={post} meta="none" footer="none" rounded={false} />orientation="horizontal" and size="large" (the image moves beside the text once the card is wide enough):
How to run critiques that sharpen the work instead of draining the room.
How to run critiques that sharpen the work instead of draining the room.
<PostCard post={post} orientation="horizontal" size="large" />
<PostCard post={post} orientation="horizontal" frame="card" />Whole blog layouts built on it: Blog sections.
<article>. The title is a heading (headingLevel) holding the link; the link stretches over the whole card, so a click anywhere opens the post.aria-hidden; give the image an empty alt when it only illustrates the title.| Token | Used for |
|---|---|
--foreground-primary |
Category and byline line |
--foreground-neutral / --foreground-neutral-faded |
Title / summary and date |
--border-neutral / --background-elevation-raised |
card frame |
--background-inverted / --on-inverted |
overlay strip |