It's my resume CSS Template
Muted Teal and Card Contrast Define the Resume Section
The white background gives the block an open base for its restrained black, gray, and muted teal palette. The bold “My Resume” heading establishes the first visual level, while compact supporting text keeps the introduction concise beside the tall rectangular portrait. This contrast between text and image gives the personal profile area a clear reading order without adding decorative complexity.
The four cards on the right provide the main styling system for the section. Their two-by-two arrangement creates a consistent rhythm, while alternating light gray, white, and muted teal backgrounds separate the informational areas without changing their shared role. The “Contact Me” card is the strongest color accent, so it can draw attention within the otherwise quiet palette. Borders, spacing, typography weight, card fills, and link treatment can be adjusted as visual properties of this block while preserving the relationship between the resume introduction, portrait, and four profile destinations. The styling remains local to this section, allowing its profile content and visual hierarchy to stay intact when used beside other page areas. Consistent spacing around the portrait and card edges can further protect the visual balance when individual styles are refined.
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