The most basic of patterns: create a FlexCard with static content. This post is part of the FlexCard Design Thinking mini series.
Benefits / Lessons Learned
- I can create content once and use it many times across an app or Experience Cloud site.
- When the content changes, I only have to change it in one place.
- I can conditionally display content based on factors like the user’s information.
- If my needs change, I can add enhance by adding record data.
Moving Parts
This pattern includes the following moving parts.
- FlexCard, placed on a community or Lightning record page.
- Data source: none
- The SAM.gov image is stored as a Static Resource in Salesforce; then, in the Image element on the card, I reference the static resource’s relative URL (/resource/1644842224000/SAMLogo). The image can be configured to include an action, which just opens a given URL in a new window/tab when it’s clicked.
Example #1

This FlexCard is just content I wanted to show on a couple of pages in a community, with a button that redirects the user to a government Web site.
I don’t need any record data, so I didn’t use a DataRaptor. This is probably the simplest kind of FlexCard to make.
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