Courses for students CSS Template
Yellow, Red, and Blue Panels Shape the Feature Styling
The three repeated cards establish a clear styling system inside the section. Each card uses the same basic relationship: a circular line-icon area above a colored lower panel containing its numbered label and supporting text. Because the structure repeats three times, the visual differences come from the yellow, red, and blue panel sequence rather than from different card shapes or layouts. That repetition helps the cards read as one coordinated feature group.
The full-width student photograph supplies a warm visual layer behind the row, while the white card areas separate the informational content from the image. Thin borders, centered icons, generous spacing, and white text in the colored panels reinforce the contrast between the photographic background and the structured card content. The light gray area below keeps the small image attribution line visually separate from the main feature presentation.
As a CSS Template interpretation, the useful focus is the appearance of this block: panel colors, border treatment, icon alignment, spacing, text contrast, and the way the cards overlap the background image. Those properties can be refined while preserving the three-item feature function and the 01–03 sequence.
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