Contacts block with two shapes CSS Template
Orange Accents Define the Contact Panel’s Visual Hierarchy
The white panel creates a strong visual field against the dark indigo background, while the orange and blue rectangular accents add contrast behind its edges. Inside the panel, the two-column arrangement keeps the contact details and form visually separate without making them feel unrelated. Orange contact icons draw attention to the three information groups, and black uppercase labels provide a consistent text treatment for Call Us, Location, and Business Hours.
The form uses thin black underlines rather than heavy boxes around the name, email, and message inputs. That treatment keeps the right column visually light and leaves generous whitespace around the Submit action. The result is a style system built from a limited set of repeatable decisions: a white content surface, dark surrounding field, orange highlights, blue secondary accents, uppercase labels, and restrained form lines.
As a CSS Template interpretation, these are the key appearance relationships to preserve when refining the section. Colors, spacing, icon treatment, panel dimensions, and field borders can be adjusted individually while the contact-information and inquiry functions remain recognizable. The styling belongs to this block’s internal visual language, not to an assumed site-wide design system.
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