Contact us and follow us CSS Template
White Cards and Coral Accents Shape the Contact Layout
The six white team cards provide the main visual rhythm of the section. Their two-column, three-row grid repeats the same profile treatment, with condensed display-style names above role labels and three contact or social icons below. Against the light gray background, the cards create clear surfaces that separate each team profile while preserving a common appearance. Coral borders and typography then act as recurring accents, linking the individual cards to the prominent Contact us heading.
The Follow us panel uses the same accent language but performs a different visual job. Positioned to the right of the grid, it gathers five social media icons into a separate area rather than repeating the profile-card pattern. This contrast allows the individual team links and broader social links to remain visually distinguishable while still belonging to one contact-oriented section. Spacing, alignment, card borders, text scale, and contrast are therefore important to the block’s styling system: changing them affects how the dense grid relates to the more open side panel. In a CSS Template context, these are the concrete appearance decisions to refine while keeping the heading, six-card structure, icon groups, and two-column organization intact. The result should preserve the difference between personal contact information and the general Follow us destination.
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