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In Apache JServ Protocol (AJP), a card layout refers to a design pattern used in some web

applications to manage multiple panels or "cards" that can be swapped in and out of view within the
same container. Although not specific to AJP itself, this layout pattern can be part of front-end
frameworks that interact with backend services using AJP.

A card layout allows for dynamic content switching without reloading the entire page, making it
useful for improving user experience by loading different views or forms, particularly in single-page
applications (SPAs). The card layout can be controlled via buttons, links, or other UI elements to
switch between different "cards," such as displaying forms, tables, or different sections of a web
app.

In the context of AJP, this layout might be used for managing user sessions or serving content
efficiently from the backend to the front-end, ensuring faster and more responsive navigation.

A card layout is a design pattern where different panels or "cards" are displayed one at a time within
the same container, allowing users to switch between views seamlessly. It's commonly used in web
applications for organizing content and improving navigation without reloading the page.

A card layout is a user interface design pattern commonly used in web applications to display
content in distinct "cards" or panels, where only one card is visible at a time. Users can switch
between different cards by interacting with buttons, tabs, or other UI elements, which changes the
displayed content without requiring a full page reload.

This approach helps organize content efficiently, especially when dealing with multiple sections of
information that would be overwhelming to present all at once. In web applications, card layouts
improve navigation, responsiveness, and the overall user experience by dynamically updating
content on the same page.

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