Standard scope
This standard applies to:
- pennmedicine.org
- All Penn Medicine websites
- Penn Medicine mobile applications
- All Penn Medicine digital products
Overview
Rating cards are typically used to:
- Provide information: Displays user testimonials highlighting real user experiences.
- Display graphic representation of rating: May include visual star indicator alongside a numerical score to represent ratings.
- Organize content: Structures ratings and reviews in a clear, concise format for easy readability.
- Make information scannable: Ensures feedback is digestible by breaking it into structured sections that improve engagement and trust.
Use cases
The rating card set is generally used on pages and other content types when user reviews are relevant and add value.
Design System name
CardSet-Rating
12 col: 1 card min.
8 col: 1 card min.
Grid view:
12 col: 2 card pero row max
8 col: 2 cards per row max
Rating card set
The rating card includes the following elements:
- Name
- Date
- Body copy
- Rating tag with star icon
- Link text expander to view more information if the body copy exceeds 3 lines.

The rating card set contains one or more rating cards. All cards should match the same properties to maintain visual harmony and a consistent user experience.
The rating card set may have a title and description, as well as a link to a more expanded set of rating cards or additional information. In addition, the card set may contain an average ratings section that includes average ratings, number of ratings and a disclaimer.
Rating content should come from a trusted source and should include a link detailing the source of the ratings and reviews.

Behavior
Non Interactive
Rating cards are non-interactive cards in our design system. These cards are purely informational and serve to display content without prompting user interaction.
Customizable elements
This component offers a flexible structure, allowing for customization of content. The layout supports a variety of elements that can be toggled on or off to create a tailored experience. Below are the key components of the design.
Guidelines
Do
- Include the minimum mandatory elements for the card. You should always display date and rating.
Don't
- Leave off date or rating.
Related resources
For designers: Visit the Designers section for access to component specs and Figma files.
For developers: Visit the Developers section for implementation details and to access the front-end code library in Storybook.
Contact
For more information about this standard, email: web-standards@pennmedicine.upenn.edu