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Orange Contrast Shapes the Feature Panels
The bright orange background establishes the block’s strongest visual accent, while the light gray heading area separates “Let’s count our progress” from the content row below. This contrast gives the section a clear visual sequence without adding interaction: visitors first encounter the heading, then move into the architectural image and the two feature panels. The white panels provide a quiet surface for the centered headings and supporting paragraphs, keeping the text readable against the more vivid surrounding color.
The left-side image uses a full-height crop, creating a strong visual anchor beside the “Team of Experts” and “Award Winner” panels. Their matching centered alignment and generous spacing make the two feature areas feel related, while the repeated panel treatment preserves their individual messages. For CSS Template work, the key adjustments are therefore local to this block: the orange and white color relationship, the heading-area background, the image crop, text alignment, panel spacing, and typography hierarchy. These properties can be refined while retaining the existing feature-highlight structure and its architectural context. The same styling choices also help distinguish the image region from the text regions and keep the three-part row visually balanced.
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