Training plans for triathletes and runners CSS Template
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Turquoise Cards and Circular Sports Imagery Define the Style
The page’s visual system is built around a bright turquoise, white, and charcoal palette. Turquoise appears in the opening text card, repeated highlight cards, leadership panel, education section, and newsletter area, while white content surfaces and a dark footer create clear contrast. This repetition links sections that have different purposes without making the long page feel visually disconnected.
Circular image framing is another defining rule. Layered athlete photographs introduce the club, reappear in the leadership section, and support the newsletter area, while circular accents soften the transitions around the image-led content. The three turquoise cards in the highlights row and the three translucent cards over the group-running photograph extend the same visual language into repeated content blocks.
Bold condensed headings paired with compact supporting text establish a strong typographic hierarchy. Rounded cards, generous vertical spacing, and alternating image-and-text arrangements keep the page readable while preserving its energetic character. As a CSS-oriented design, these confirmed style relationships provide concrete properties to refine: color contrast, card backgrounds, corner treatment, image shape, spacing, and heading scale. The appearance can evolve while the club’s existing section sequence remains recognizable.
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