Counters with semicircle image CSS Template
Rounded Counter Panel and Curved Portrait Styling
The muted taupe panel establishes the visual base for the four counter items, while its rounded corners soften the otherwise data-focused composition. White text creates clear contrast against the panel, and the large bold numerals give each item an immediate visual entry point. Smaller supporting descriptions sit beneath the values, creating a consistent hierarchy across the two-by-two arrangement.
The portrait on the right is treated differently from the counter area. Its tall curved crop introduces a strong vertical shape and prevents the statistics from reading as an isolated grid of numbers. The light background around the image keeps the right side visually open, while the panel supplies the denser color field. Together, these treatments create balance between information and imagery without changing the block's static counter function.
As a CSS Template interpretation, the value of this section lies in how its appearance is coordinated through concrete styling choices: panel color, corner radius, text contrast, numeral scale, spacing, and image shape. Those properties can be refined for a particular visual system while preserving the four counter positions and their relationship to the portrait. The result remains one styled statistics section rather than a site-wide design system.
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