Building and remodeling CSS Template
Purple Intro Panel and Three-Service Contrast
The purple left panel establishes the visual entry point with the small “about us” label and the stacked “Design. Build. Remodel.” heading. Its concentrated color and large serif typography create a strong contrast with the lighter service area, where condensed bold titles and circular icons guide the eye through the content. The arrangement gives the introductory message a defined visual identity without competing with the three service categories.
On the right, Metal Building, Industrial Services, and Commercial Building follow the same vertical pattern. Each item pairs a circular icon with a title and supporting paragraph, while generous white space separates one service from the next. Repeating the icon-and-text treatment creates consistency, but the open spacing prevents the list from feeling dense. The block’s styling can therefore be refined through the relationship between the colored panel, typography contrast, icon treatment, and service-item spacing. In a CSS-oriented implementation, those properties are the practical focus: adjust the panel color, heading scale, text contrast, icon appearance, and vertical gaps while preserving the existing services structure. The result remains visually recognizable as the same split section while its appearance can align with surrounding page styles.
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