Hair salon services CSS Template
Alternating Images and White Tiles Define the Styling System
The four service tiles create a repeated visual system rather than four unrelated content areas. Styling, Haircut, Color, and Specials each combine a heading, supporting paragraph, and photographic image, so the content model stays consistent while the image and text treatment changes position from tile to tile. Across the two rows, alternating panels create a measured rhythm that lets the eye move between service information and visual examples.
For a CSS Template interpretation, the most useful focus is the appearance of those internal relationships. The warm beige background separates the section from its white content tiles, while the large uppercase headings give all four service areas a shared typographic voice. Generous white space around the paragraphs prevents the text panels from competing with the photographs, and the repeated tile treatment keeps Styling, Haircut, Color, and Specials visually related.
These styling rules can be refined at the block level without changing the services the section communicates. Background color, tile contrast, heading scale, spacing, image proportions, and alternating alignment can be adjusted as a coordinated visual set. The image-source attribution remains part of the Styling tile's content relationship, so its placement should stay readable while the surrounding presentation is refined.
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