On a phone, the store picture sits beside the name and studio. In-game and the price sit on the next line.
The place number fills the rounded left end of that picture and uses the theme's raised color, so the number stays clear.
A card that needs extra software uses the same warning bar as the title page, just above reviews. Catalog Open puts that bar at the bottom of a wide card. A phone stays folded.
On a wide page with Catalog set to Open, the cost and earnings guess sits under the picture.
When Steam has no smaller picture, the card uses the stored picture that does exist. Home cards no longer dim that picture.
On a phone, a card uses the shorter store picture across the card, so the name drawn on the art is not cut off. The title, price, and in-game count sit under that picture.
The place number on a ranked card sits on a solid plate, so a bright picture does not wash it out.
Home cards on a phone soften a bright picture on Default, Night, Amber, and Wine. Paper, Fog, and Rose do not. A wide page does not soften it.
A title that needs extra software shows a warning bar under the picture. Tap it and the details open. The title page uses the same bar.
Reviews, the last 24 hours, and the cost and earnings guess sit behind a fold on the card. A phone always folds. On a wide page, Design can leave those cards open.
On a phone, the picture is its own row and the price sits under it.
The public API adds a rank route for one Steam id. It gives that title's place on the player-poll ladder, and how often that place is sampled: 5 minutes, 15 minutes, 1 hour, or 4 hours.
Reading the rank does not put the title on the poll and does not take a new in-game sample. A title that is not on the ladder says so.