Solo workout CSS Template
Yellow Icons and Rounded Cards Shape the Fitness Section
The three feature cards establish the block’s main visual rhythm. Each white card uses rounded corners, compact spacing, and a yellow circular check-style icon, so the repeated content reads as one coordinated group rather than three unrelated text areas. The icons provide a consistent visual marker for each paragraph while the card treatment keeps the sample copy contained and scannable.
The cards sit vertically along the left side of a large rounded photograph of a woman exercising. Because the image is visually dominant and the cards overlap its edge, spacing, corner radius, contrast, and alignment are especially important styling relationships. The bright yellow rounded shape around the photograph adds a second accent that connects the image area with the yellow card icons. These details can be adjusted as a local visual system without changing the block’s feature-card content model.
The dark charcoal upper band and warm off-white lower background create contrast behind the composition, while the white cards provide a lighter reading surface. In a CSS Template context, the value lies in refining these concrete properties—background treatment, card surfaces, icon accents, image framing, and spacing—so the section retains its fitness-focused hierarchy while matching the surrounding project’s style.
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