Design studio capabilities CSS Template
Color Contrast Separates the Capability Cards
The colorful full-width background is the defining styling layer of this capabilities section. Blue, pink, yellow, and cyan areas create a vivid field behind the white introductory text, allowing the large “Capabilities” heading and compact supporting paragraph to remain visually distinct from the service details below. The contrast is structural as well as decorative: the upper text area establishes the section context, while the white cards create calmer surfaces for reading lists.
Three evenly spaced rounded cards repeat the same visual treatment for Brand strategy, Brand identity, and Communication strategy. Their dark text, generous padding, and dash-led activity lists give the categories a consistent appearance without making them indistinguishable. The first two cards contain four activities each, while the third contains three, so spacing and text rhythm are important styling considerations when refining the row. Borders, corner radius, card spacing, typography hierarchy, background intensity, and text contrast can be adjusted as visual properties of this section while preserving its capability structure. A CSS-focused treatment therefore concerns how the gradient, white cards, and repeated list styling work together inside this block, not the architecture of the surrounding site.
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