Three colored columns CSS Template
Colored Service Cards Establish a Clear Styling System
The dark charcoal background gives the section a consistent base, while centered white typography keeps the “Digital Marketing Agency” heading and supporting paragraph distinct from the service content below. This contrast is part of the block’s visual hierarchy: the introduction reads as one centered group, and the three service cards form a separate repeated group with stronger color variation.
Teal, orange-red, and golden-yellow backgrounds distinguish the cards without changing their shared structure. Each card uses a translucent white circular badge for its number, left-aligned text for the service label and description, and generous separation from the heading area. The repeated treatment makes the three columns feel related even though each card has its own color. The visible categories—SEO and Traffic, Branding Strategy, and App Development—also benefit from consistent spacing and typography, so their differences remain content-based rather than structural.
As a CSS Template interpretation, this block is useful for refining the appearance of one service section: background contrast, card fills, badge transparency, text alignment, spacing, and related border or radius choices can be adjusted while the three-card content model remains intact. The styling should preserve the distinction between the centered introduction and the horizontal service row rather than introducing unrelated page-wide elements.
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