Services and subscribe form CSS Template
Red category tiles frame the white subscription card
The six category tiles establish the block’s main visual rhythm. Their bright red fills, rounded corners, visible icons, and two-row arrangement create a repeated pattern that is easy to distinguish from the centered signup card below. The labels About Us, Services, Boxing, Cardio, Weight Loss, and Fitness give the grid a fitness-oriented content direction, while the dark navy background provides contrast around the red tile group.
The white rounded newsletter card uses a different visual treatment to signal a change from category browsing to email collection. Its heading, “Be the first to know,” sits above supporting text and a horizontal email form with a Submit button. As a CSS Template interpretation, the useful focus is how these style rules separate the two content functions without changing the block’s structure. The red tile treatment can remain consistent across all six items, while the white card acts as a clear visual pause. Background color, corner radius, spacing, typography, and contrast can therefore be refined around the existing category and subscription relationships. The icon placement and bold white labels can also be tuned as a shared tile style, keeping all six categories visually related while preserving the card’s contrasting role.
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