Different departments CSS Template
Lime icons and one dark card define the section’s visual system
The block’s appearance is built around a repeated contrast pattern. A light gray section background supports the bold dark “Our Services” heading, while the four service cards create a row of contained white or light surfaces. The Management card changes that rhythm with a black background, giving the second position stronger visual weight without changing the shared card structure or its content role.
Lime circular icons provide the most consistent accent across About Us, Management, Our Staff, and Our Projects. Placed above the titles, they help connect the cards visually while separating each service entry from the surrounding gray field. Left-aligned typography gives the titles, descriptions, and “more” links a predictable reading edge, and generous whitespace prevents the four-column arrangement from feeling crowded.
As a CSS Template interpretation, the useful focus is on styling relationships inside this section: the contrast between the gray background and card surfaces, the black accent card, the lime icon treatment, and the spacing that keeps repeated items distinct. Those properties can be refined while preserving the existing four-entry content model. The result remains a services block, but its color, surface, alignment, and spacing rules can be tuned to match the visual direction of the surrounding page.
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