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Circular Icons and Purple Borders Shape the Feature Row
The centered cityscape image establishes a visual lead-in above four evenly arranged feature cards. Beneath it, each card follows the same appearance pattern: a circular pale-gray icon area, a bold uppercase label, a short paragraph, and a purple lower border with rounded corners. That repetition makes the card group easy to style as a unified visual system while preserving distinct labels for Consulting, Strategy, Mission, and Investment.
The white background and generous whitespace leave clear separation around the image and card row, while soft shadows give the white cards enough definition against the page. Black typography supplies the primary contrast, and the purple bottom edges provide a consistent accent that draws attention to the lower boundary of every card. A CSS-focused interpretation can therefore concentrate on relationships inside this block: matching icon treatment, controlling card spacing, balancing the image radius with the card corners, and maintaining readable contrast between labels, paragraphs, and decorative details. The centered alignment also helps preserve a calm visual rhythm across the full feature group. These styling choices support the feature group's category-based purpose without changing its four-card content structure or introducing elements beyond the section.
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