KPI Cards CSS Ideas

// CSS Ideas //

Holographic HUD KPI Borders / Glassmorphism Glass Borders

Notes:

• After some AI Prompting, we’ve ironed about 5 different CSS stylings, and 2 HUD borders. No financial data or metrics provided to AI for this purpose.

CSS Workflow for KPI Cards

1️⃣ How CSS “Wraps” the KPI Cards

• .dashboard – Main container that holds all KPI cards and columns.

• .left-column – Contains KPI Card A and KPI Card B (stacked vertically).

• .right-column – Contains KPI Card C (taller card, same height as A + B combined).

• .kpi-card – Base style applied to all cards (padding, radius, background, blur).

• Border Styles – Individual visual effects applied per card:

  • Soft Glow

  • Frosted Glass

  • Gradient Border

  • Shadow‑Only

  • Glow Pulse

2️⃣ Where CSS Lives in HTML

• <style> – The container for all CSS rules inside your HTML file.

• Layout Controls – Defines .dashboard, .left-column, and .right-column for positioning.

• KPI Card Base – Defines .kpi-card for shared structure and holographic base.

• Border Styles – Defines each border class with its own hex colors and glow effects:

  • Soft Glow

  • Frosted Glass

  • Gradient Border

  • Shadow‑Only

  • Glow Pulse

3️⃣ Connection Between Both

• The HTML body references these CSS classes to build the visual layout.

• Each KPI card combines .kpi-card + one border style (e.g., .soft-glow).

• The <style> block controls both layout and visual effects in one place.