Contact detail CSS Template
Green icons and white cards define the contact styling
The light gray section background creates a quiet field for the centered black “contacts” heading and compact introductory copy. Beneath that introduction, the white contact-card area gives the two information groups a distinct visual surface. This separation is useful when refining the block’s CSS because the background, card fill, text color, and icon treatment can be adjusted as related but independent style roles.
The office-location card and the landline-phone card share the same side-by-side proportions and centered alignment. A circular green icon sits above each bold label, so the repeated icon shape and accent color connect the two contact channels without merging their meanings. Generous spacing keeps the labels and descriptions readable, while the horizontal arrangement makes the pair feel balanced rather than like a long list. Border, radius, spacing, typography, and icon color can therefore be tuned around the same repeated card pattern. In a CSS Template context, the value lies in controlling these concrete appearance relationships inside the section while preserving the existing contact information and two-column structure. The block remains a focused contact area, not a site-wide style system, so any visual changes should support the distinction between location and telephone details.
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