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Alternating Card Colors Clarify Four Service Groups
The four cards create a visual styling system as well as an information structure. Purple and orange backgrounds alternate across the row, separating Design, Digital & Mobile, Development, and Social Marketing without changing their equal status. White category headings and lighter list text maintain contrast inside each rounded card, so the service names remain legible against the stronger fills. The purple-and-white background extends the palette beyond the cards and gives the row a defined setting.
Spacing and alignment are important to the block’s appearance because the cards carry similar amounts of text. Consistent rounded corners, repeated heading treatment, and comparable internal padding help the four groups read as one coordinated set rather than unrelated panels. The centered outlined Our values button introduces a restrained accent below the denser card content; its outline keeps it visible without competing with the category headings.
For a CSS Template interpretation, these are the concrete style relationships to preserve when adapting the section: alternating fills, rounded card treatment, high-contrast typography, and centered button alignment. The content can remain a static service presentation while colors, borders, spacing, and text properties are refined for the surrounding design language. The visual changes should support the four-group hierarchy rather than flattening the cards into one undifferentiated text row.
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