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Blue and Gray Panels Shape the Consultation Section
The architectural photograph, blue Banking Consulting panel, and light-gray Juridical Help panel establish the block’s primary visual system. The image adds a muted business-building reference, while the two contrasting service panels separate the named offerings without requiring a larger card grid. Black text on the white background keeps the heading and supporting copy readable around these stronger color areas.
As a CSS Template interpretation, the useful styling decisions are contained within this section. The heading introduces the consultation subject, the two panels use color as a distinction between service areas, and the supporting paragraph sits below the row as a quieter text zone. Spacing and vertical alignment can preserve the relationship between the photograph and service descriptions while the block’s content remains unchanged.
The contrast between blue and light gray also gives the section a practical visual rule that can be refined for a wider design system. Border, radius, background, typography, and spacing adjustments should support the existing three-column structure rather than add unrelated decoration. The result is a focused styling reference for a consultation section whose appearance is organized around image-to-panel balance and clear service separation.
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