Create workout CSS Template
Orange accents shape the phone-and-form hero
The white field, orange uppercase heading and lower wave-shaped region establish the block’s primary visual system. The orange treatment links the “Create Workout” message to the product image without filling the entire section with color, while the smaller dark eyebrow label creates a quieter entry point above the main heading. Generous whitespace around the text and email form prevents the left column from competing with the angled smartphone on the right.
For CSS template use, the important styling relationships are inside this section: the contrast between dark and orange text, the curve of the lower background shape, the image overlap, and the spacing around the email input and Submit action. These properties can be refined while preserving the block’s existing hero function. The phone image remains the visual counterweight to the heading and form, so changes to width, alignment or surrounding space should maintain that left-right balance.
The result is a focused styling reference for a fitness-app introduction rather than a site-wide design system. Its colors, shape treatment and typography can be coordinated with neighboring sections later, but the useful CSS angle is the appearance of this particular block and the way its visual rules support the workout-app message.
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