My services CSS Template
Yellow Accordion Contrast Shapes the Consulting Section
The light gray text panel establishes the visual base for the section, while the dark workspace photograph creates a strong counterweight on the right. That contrast keeps the service explanation and the supporting image distinct rather than merging them into one undifferentiated area. Within the text column, the uppercase “what we do” label sits above the bold consulting heading, and the supporting paragraph prepares visitors for the three service categories below.
The accordion gives strategy, design, and development a consistent visual treatment while allowing one category to carry the active yellow state. The white inactive items provide a quieter background for the remaining choices, so the active entry is easy to identify without changing the underlying service structure. Generous internal spacing and sharp rectangular edges reinforce the section’s orderly, business-focused appearance.
As a CSS Template interpretation, the main value lies in these concrete style relationships: panel contrast, typography hierarchy, accordion states, spacing, and the image-to-text balance. They can be refined while preserving the same consulting content and expandable service behavior. The result remains one styled services block, ready to coordinate with the surrounding page’s visual rules.
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