What are content cards, and why not write the script on one page?
A Bardiyah script is written as ordered cards, each card a section of the video: an opening, a point, a close. A card needs a body; the title is optional. New cards are added at the end of the order and can be dragged into place. The reason is that a video is built section by section, and moving a card is easier and safer than cutting and pasting a paragraph inside a long page.
What one card is
Every card needs a body. Its title is optional, and earns its place once you have enough cards that you want to know what is in each without reading it.
A new card is added at the end of the order, and you move it from there.
Why cards rather than one page
A video is not continuous prose; it is a sequence of sections, each doing a job. When those sections are separate cards:
- Reordering is dragging a card, not cutting a paragraph and repairing what broke around it.
- Reviewing one section does not lose your place in the rest.
- The shape of the video is visible before you read a word.
When the script came from an idea
If you converted an idea into this script, the idea's text is already its first card. You do not start from nothing: the opening section exists and you build from it.
Reordering
Drag a card to its new position; the new order for every card is saved immediately.
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Last updated 15 August 2026