Yoga and pilates classes CSS Template
Purple contrast gives the class cards a clear visual system
The purple gradient establishes the block’s primary color field, while the large rounded image of a seated yoga practitioner gives the section a human focal point. Against that visual anchor, the four white cards create repeated areas of contrast for Online Yoga, Pilates, Ashtanga, and Traditions. Their circular icon backgrounds, centered uppercase labels, and rounded corners make the category treatment consistent from one item to the next.
For a CSS Template interpretation, the useful design work is inside these relationships: the gradient can frame the image-led region, the white cards can separate the category labels from the background, and the violet accents can reinforce the section’s color hierarchy. Spacing around the two-by-two card group also matters because the cards overlap the image’s right side. Too little space could make the image and cards compete; too much could weaken the intended layered composition.
This remains one finished class-category section rather than a complete visual system for an entire site. Its styling can be adjusted to coordinate with neighboring content while preserving the same four categories, image relationship, and repeated card structure.
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