Online courses for students Html Code Example

Two repeated offering cards organize this section around Online Education and New Technologies. Each card uses a numbered circular badge, descriptive text, and a Learn More link, creating a consistent pair of content areas beneath a large photographic image. The image spans the upper portion of the block and sits behind the lower card row, while generous white space separates the cards from the centered image credit below. The section is static and uses the same visual pattern for both education-related offerings.

Numbered Offering Cards Create Clear Extension Areas

The two repeated cards provide distinct content regions for the block’s main offerings: Online Education and New Technologies. Their circular 01 and 02 badges establish sequence without introducing complex interaction, while the matching card structure keeps the two subjects visually comparable. Each card also contains a Learn More link, so a project can preserve the existing informational arrangement while adding a destination or a supporting element near the relevant offering when needed.

The large photographic image above and behind the card row gives the section a strong visual anchor. Because the image and cards occupy clearly separated regions, an HTML extension could be considered around the offering content without replacing the image-led composition. For example, a project-specific data display, enrollment prompt, or external resource could be positioned near one card if the surrounding implementation requires functionality beyond the supplied text and links. That would remain an optional addition rather than an existing feature of the block.

The static layout is therefore a useful starting point for custom markup: the numbered cards hold the core message, the image supplies context, and the centered Freepik credit remains a separate attribution area. Any added code should respect those boundaries and the repeated relationship between the two offerings.

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