Three directions of work CSS Template
Circular Icons and Spacing Separate Three Offering Groups
The white background gives the block a quiet visual field for its centered heading and supporting statement. Beneath that introduction, three evenly spaced columns create a regular rhythm: each begins with a circular black icon treatment, continues with an uppercase label, and ends with muted gray description text. The repeated styling makes the family, business, and future categories feel related without merging their content.
For a CSS Template interpretation, the most important styling decisions are the contrast between black typography and gray descriptions, the consistent treatment of the three circular icons, and the generous vertical spacing between the introductory stack and feature row. Those rules define the appearance of this section while preserving its existing content model. The heading hierarchy can remain prominent, while the shorter labels and longer descriptions retain their different visual weights.
The block’s visual system also supports scanning. “For your family,” “For your business,” and “For your future” are easy to compare because their columns share alignment and spacing. Styling adjustments can therefore refine color, typography, icon treatment, or separation without changing the relationship between insurance protection and investment planning.
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