The Object Card layout is specifically designed to meet these requirements. Its primary purpose is to display a summary of a business object's attributes, such as a product's name, price, and a brief description, in a visually organized and compact manner. Furthermore, the Object Card is inherently interactive, intended to be used within a collection (like a list of products) where selecting a card navigates the user to a more detailed view of that specific object. This dual function of summarization and navigation makes it the ideal choice for the described scenario.

B. Mini Card: This layout is used to display a single, simple metric or a key value in a very compact form, not for summarizing multiple product attributes.

C. Image Card: This layout prioritizes the display of an image over textual information, making it less suitable for providing a balanced summary of a product's various details.

D. Scoreboard: This is a specialized card for displaying a set of Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) or metrics, not for presenting general, descriptive information about an object like a product.

1. Oracle Visual Builder Documentation

"Cards" Component Overview. The documentation explicitly states the use case for the Object Card: "Use an object card to display a summary of an object's attributes. An object card is often used in a list where each card represents an object and can be selected to navigate to a page with more details about the object." This directly aligns with both requirements in the question. The same source defines the other card types for their more specific use cases (Mini Card for single metrics

Scoreboard for KPIs).

Source: Oracle Help Center

Develop Applications with Oracle Visual Builder

"Work with UI Components" -> "Cards".

2. Oracle Visual Builder Cookbook

"Cards" Pattern. The official Cookbook provides design patterns and usage guidelines. For the Object Card

it demonstrates its use for summarizing an item in a collection and linking to details

reinforcing its suitability.

Source: Oracle Visual Builder Cookbook

Patterns -> Cards. (Accessible via the Oracle Help Center for the specific Visual Builder version).