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White Accordion Labels Define the Block’s Visual System
The dark monochrome botanical image establishes the visual field, while white text keeps the three capability labels readable against it. Strategy, design, and development are arranged vertically and aligned to the left, creating a consistent text rhythm from one accordion item to the next. Underlining gives the labels a shared visual treatment, and generous vertical spacing prevents the stacked topics from appearing crowded. The full-width image also creates a continuous backdrop, so the spacing and contrast around each label become important parts of the section’s appearance.
The strategy item is expanded initially, so the smaller supporting paragraph beneath it introduces the relationship between a label and its detail text. The other items preserve the same visual pattern while remaining collapsed until selected. This creates a clear contrast between the active and inactive states without requiring separate card styles or unrelated decorative elements. As a CSS Template interpretation, the block is most useful for refining the appearance of these existing relationships: image contrast, text color, underline treatment, spacing, alignment, text scale, and the visual distinction between open and closed accordion items. Styling can strengthen the botanical backdrop while preserving the section’s expandable services structure and its three-topic hierarchy.
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