Architecture and interior CSS Template
Yellow Icons Give Four Capability Cards a Shared Visual System
The yellow upper band and deep navy lower band establish the block’s main color relationship before the cards are read. Against that contrast, the four white cards form a calm, repeated surface for Architecture, Planning, Urban Design, and Research. Each card uses the same circular yellow icon area, dark text treatment, and rectangular edge, so the categories feel related without being merged into one undifferentiated list.
As a CSS Template interpretation, the useful focus is the styling logic inside this particular section. The centered heading and supporting paragraph create a lighter introductory zone, while the evenly sized cards provide a consistent visual rhythm below it. Spacing between the cards helps preserve separation, and the repeated icon treatment gives each category a recognizable starting point. Adjusting the yellow, navy, white, typography, borders, or spacing would change the appearance of the section while preserving the four-category content model.
This makes the block suitable when a project needs a controlled features presentation with a distinct palette and repeatable card rules. The styling can remain local to this section, allowing its architecture and interior design message to retain its own visual emphasis within a larger page.
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