Contact form and faq CSS Template
Underlined Inputs and Orange Accents Shape the Contact Area
The left column uses a white form area with a simple vertical rhythm: name, email, and message fields lead toward one orange Submit button. The underlined input treatment keeps the controls visually light, while the dark “Get in touch!” heading gives the contact side a strong starting point. On the right, a light-gray FAQ panel creates a contrasting surface for three compact question rows. Orange emphasis marks the expanded question, helping distinguish the visible answer from the two collapsed items.
For a CSS Template interpretation, the important work is within these existing relationships. The field lines, button color, heading contrast, panel background, row spacing, and expanded-state emphasis form a coherent style group without requiring new page-level components. The block can therefore be refined through targeted appearance changes while preserving its two-column content function. Typography can continue to separate the two headings from the smaller field and question text, and spacing can maintain balance between the form controls and accordion rows. The result remains one contact-and-FAQ section whose visual rules can be adjusted independently from surrounding page content.
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