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Yellow Icons and Darkened Tiles Shape the Class Grid
The white introduction panel and the four photographic tiles create two distinct visual systems within the same section. On the left, the small “about us” eyebrow, large serif “Yoga Classes” heading, supporting paragraph, credit line, and compact black button are separated by generous whitespace. On the right, Hatha Yoga, virtual classes, all Classes, and meditation repeat the same image-backed treatment in a two-by-two grid, so the categories feel related without becoming a flat list.
For a CSS Template interpretation, the most important styling work is inside those relationships. The bright yellow line icons provide a shared accent across the four cards, while dark image overlays keep the centered titles readable over varied photography. The white text panel supplies contrast against the muted tiles, and the tight gutters preserve the grid’s compact character. Typography also carries hierarchy: the large serif heading contrasts with the smaller sans-serif paragraph and labels, helping visitors move from introduction to category browsing.
These properties can be refined at block level without changing the yoga-class content model. Adjusting tile contrast, icon color, spacing, button treatment, image crop, or heading scale would alter the visual emphasis while retaining the same two-column structure and four class categories.
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