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Blue Type and Gray Panels Shape the FAQ Hierarchy
The blue uppercase heading establishes the section’s first visual signal, while the dark supporting text introduces the digital transformation methodology before visitors reach the questions. On the left, generous spacing separates the introductory copy from the vertical accordion, so the three question items read as distinct prompts rather than as one dense text area. The expanded answer uses a light gray panel that contrasts with the compact collapsed rows and makes the currently open response easy to identify.
The portrait on the right is contained in a rectangular frame and gives the text-heavy FAQ area a stable visual counterweight. Its placement preserves the two-column relationship without introducing another content group or competing interaction. As a CSS Template interpretation, this block is chiefly about how color, spacing, typography, panel contrast, image framing, and alignment preserve the FAQ’s explanatory function. These properties can be refined for the surrounding design while keeping the three-question structure and accordion behavior intact. A restrained light background also leaves room for the blue heading and gray answer panel to carry the strongest accents inside this section.
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