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Blue Hours Panel and Rounded Form Styling
The left side combines the bold “We're here to support” heading, compact supporting copy, and bright blue “Opening Times” panel. The panel carries the schedule—Mon–Fri: 09am–07pm and Sat–Sun: Closed—so availability remains visually separate from the contact fields. On the right, a large light-gray rounded container holds white pill-shaped inputs for the visitor’s name, email, and message, followed by the blue Submit button.
For CSS styling, the important relationship is between the restrained white background and the concentrated blue accents. The blue panel and button can share a color role, while the black heading provides contrast and the rounded container and inputs establish a softer secondary treatment. Generous whitespace keeps the two columns from competing, allowing the form to remain the functional focus without losing the support context. Radius, padding, field spacing, typography, and color can be refined as coordinated properties while preserving the existing content arrangement. The opening-hours panel also gives the visual system a useful asymmetry: a compact, saturated information card balances the broader form surface. This makes the block’s styling specific to support and inquiry content rather than a general page-wide visual recipe.
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