The insurance marketplace CSS Template
Blue accents unify the alternating service tiles
The six rounded tiles establish the block’s visual system through repetition and contrast. Three photographic tiles introduce varied imagery, while the two light-gray service tiles use centered labels, circular blue icons, and supporting text to identify Website Design and Online Research. The blue text tile in the center of the top row provides a stronger color interruption without changing the underlying grid.
For a CSS Template interpretation, the important styling relationships are inside this section: the blue highlight can balance the blue icon treatments, the rounded corners can connect image and text tiles, and the centered typography can keep each tile visually self-contained. Generous spacing around the text prevents the six-item arrangement from becoming a dense list, while the alternating positions distribute photographic and informational weight across both rows.
These properties make the block suitable for focused style refinement rather than site-wide assumptions. Adjustments to color, radius, spacing, type scale, or contrast can preserve the distinction between the service tiles and the photographic tiles. The result remains a services section whose appearance is coordinated through repeated visual rules.
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