Solar power works by converting energy CSS Template
White Type and Two CTA Treatments Shape the Solar Hero
The darkened photograph of solar panels and wind turbines supplies the visual field for this hero, while centered white typography creates a clear contrast layer above it. The heading “How Solar Works” establishes the subject immediately, and the supporting paragraph gives the centered text stack room to introduce the topic before the actions appear. Because the copy, image, and buttons share one vertical axis, styling changes should preserve that central alignment rather than dispersing the content across the background.
The two rounded buttons provide the main visual accents. “Get In Touch” uses an outlined white treatment, while “All Products” introduces orange, giving the action row a controlled contrast against both the dark image and white text. Their horizontal pairing makes the distinction between contact-oriented and product-oriented next steps visible without adding another content region. Compact spacing keeps the hero from becoming visually heavy, and the image attribution can remain smaller and visually subordinate near the section edge. In a CSS Template context, these color, radius, contrast, spacing, and alignment rules define the appearance of this specific block while preserving its solar-energy message and existing two-action structure.
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