Crisis development strategy CSS Template
Mint borders and white cards organize the six-service grid
The light gray section background creates a quiet field for the six white cards, while the thin mint-green top borders give every service item a shared visual starting point. That repeated accent connects the two rows without merging the cards into one undifferentiated panel. The centered heading, centered card content, and regular three-column arrangement reinforce the same orderly treatment across the section.
Each card also repeats a specific visual sequence: an icon, a service title, description text, and a circular arrow icon. The green outlined or filled icon accents provide a second color cue, helping distinguish the symbolic element from the text while keeping the six cards related. White surfaces preserve contrast against the light gray background, and the spacing between cards allows the two rows to read as separate items rather than as one dense text area.
As a CSS Template interpretation, the useful focus is the block’s local appearance system. Colors, border treatment, card spacing, alignment, typography hierarchy, and icon styling can be refined while the six-card services structure remains intact. The result is not a new page-level design system; it is a controlled way to adjust the visual relationships already present inside this reusable section, including how the mint accents balance the neutral background and white card surfaces.
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