What we doing CSS Template
Orange Icons and Light-Gray Cards Define the Section’s Visual Rhythm
The white background gives the “What I'm Doing” section a quiet field around six light-gray cards, while the orange circular icons create the strongest repeated accent. Each icon sits to the left of its card text, so the visual treatment connects the service categories without merging them into one dense panel. Dark labels and compact descriptions preserve contrast against the pale card surfaces, and the centered black uppercase heading establishes a separate introductory level above the grid.
For a CSS Template interpretation, the important styling relationships are repetition and contrast rather than any page-wide design claim. The same icon treatment, card surface, spacing pattern, and text hierarchy can be refined while the underlying six-card service structure remains intact. The three-column arrangement also gives the cards a consistent horizontal rhythm across the first row and second row. The “More” links provide a recurring finishing detail at the bottom of each card, making link styling another visible part of the section’s appearance.
This block is therefore suited to projects that need to adjust color roles, card spacing, typography, borders, or icon emphasis around a services section. Its visual system can contribute to a broader design while remaining focused on the appearance of this reusable block.
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