Looks like it also relates to the ticket. In the current design of the Suggested edits, the text in next card will be seen sometimes.

I am not sure how we are going to improve it. @schoenbaechler and cc @Charlotte

Hide the text until we actually on the card? or using a placeholder image like what we have already done in the Tabs

Hey @cooltey, thanks for these details. I suggest to not preview the underlying card at all, as shown in the designs, e.g. here:

eaf-03 on Zeplin

The elevation, in the form of the shadow, is enough to tell user that there’s an element underneath it.

Oh, btw., the card behavior as described in T217170 should be:

Show more of article text based on the users screen height. The more content from the article, the better (more context for users). The minimum article text that should be shown is 3 lines.

Here’s a closeup from (from Zeplin):

Ideally, the card height stretches to show more text of the article and always has a 48dp margin-bottom to the next element (shuffle/dice button). Does that have an impact on this situation (at least in “Suggested edits“)? (CC: @Sharvaniharan)

Agree with @schoenbaechler that we don't need to preview the next card. @Dbrant mentioned in our last planning session there might be a way to stretch the card height to show as much of the article as the user's screen has room for. This would greatly improve matters I think.

I see, thanks for the responses, @schoenbaechler and @Charlotte !

Ideally, the card height stretches to show more text of the article and always has a 48dp margin-bottom to the next element (shuffle/dice button). Does that have an impact on this situation (at least in “Suggested edits“)? (CC: @Sharvaniharan)

Will do that in the patch of T217170

Fixed on 2.7.276-alpha-2019-04-01