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Yellow Active State and Gray Rows Control the Visual Hierarchy
The block’s styling is built around three repeated accordion rows rather than separate service cards. Large bold black labels give strategy, design, and development a consistent typographic weight, while the centered narrow column keeps the service list visually concentrated. The right-aligned directional icons form a repeated edge detail that helps each row read as part of the same expandable system.
Color is the clearest styling distinction between interaction states. The yellow strategy row identifies the expanded item and supports the paragraph displayed beneath it, while the pale gray design and development rows remain visually quieter until selected. That contrast can be refined through the block’s background, text, spacing, border, and radius properties without changing the three-item service structure or the accordion relationship. The minimal spacing also matters: tighter gaps preserve the stacked editorial character, while additional padding would make the rows feel more like independent cards.
As a CSS Template interpretation, the useful focus is the visual treatment inside this specific section. Typography, row surfaces, icon alignment, active-state color, and the width of the content area can be adjusted together so the expanded panel remains connected to its label. The styling should support the existing service categories and their progressive disclosure, not introduce unrelated page-level elements or alter the block into a different content pattern.
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