Card design is a creative design that integrates visual aesthetics and functionality, encompassing the overall planning of physical cards (such as board games, card games) and digital cards.

The core lies in balancing ornamental value and information transmission: the visuals often adopt illustrations, symbols, or abstract graphics, with styles varying according to themes (fantasy, science fiction, vintage, etc.). Colors and compositions are used to emphasize the characteristics of characters/items; meanwhile, key information (names, values, skill descriptions, etc.) must be presented clearly, with layouts conforming to reading logic to avoid information overload.

In the design process, factors such as card size, materials (for physical cards), or interaction logic (for digital cards) need to be considered to ensure usability and recognition in the game flow. Excellent card design can both serve as a visual symbol and cater to gameplay mechanics, acting as a key carrier connecting artistic expression and gaming experience.