Percentage Results CSS Template
Turquoise Figures Define the Counter Panel’s Visual System
The close-up portrait and light gray counter panel create two contrasting visual surfaces within the same section. The image carries the visual presence on the left, while the panel gives the four percentage values a quieter, organized setting on the right. Because the figures are large and turquoise, they become the first point of attention before visitors move to the centered supporting text beneath each value.
The two-by-two arrangement is the key styling relationship to preserve. Equal counter areas, generous spacing, and centered alignment prevent 50%, 17%, 20%, and 13% from reading as one crowded line. The light gray background separates the numerical group from the portrait without requiring additional interface elements, while the repeated text treatment connects all four items. As a CSS Template interpretation, this block is most useful for refining the visual properties already present: the panel tone, turquoise accent, figure scale, text spacing, image balance, and alignment. Those adjustments can change emphasis and contrast while keeping the percentage-results structure recognizable. The design therefore offers a focused styling system for one statistics section, not a site-wide visual specification.
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