Ann Norton CSS Template
Coral Accents Unite the Portrait and Counter Cards
The white background gives the profile section a quiet base for its coral-orange headings, counter values, and Download CV button. Those accents create a visual path from the introductory statement to the four achievement cards and then to the action below. The large portrait remains the dominant image, while the light-gray cards overlap its lower edge without obscuring the block’s central subject.
Rounded corners appear on both the portrait and counter cards, so the separate content regions share a consistent visual treatment. The four cards use the same repeated form, allowing awards won, XP years, clients, and projects to read as one related group rather than unrelated figures. Because the layout is static, styling decisions are especially important: contrast, spacing, card radius, and accent color carry much of the hierarchy.
For a CSS Template interpretation, the key opportunity is to refine the appearance of this specific profile section without changing its content model. Coral can remain a focused highlight, while the white and light-gray surfaces preserve separation between the portrait, counters, and CTA. Adjustments to typography, spacing, borders, radius, or alignment should support the existing introduction-to-achievement-to-download sequence rather than create new page-level elements.
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