Building digital products CSS Template
Alternating Cards Give the Process a Clear Visual System
The six cards use a consistent visual recipe: a white line icon, a stage title, and supporting copy sit on either a dark navy or muted teal rounded surface. That repetition makes the process easy to style as one coordinated group while still giving each stage enough separation. The pale section background and generous gaps around the cards prevent the six items from becoming a dense, undifferentiated list.
The three-column, two-row arrangement also creates useful styling relationships. Card width, corner radius, internal padding, icon scale, title contrast, and paragraph spacing can be adjusted as a family rather than treated as unrelated pieces. The alternating colors provide a visual rhythm across the grid, while the centered dark-blue heading remains a quieter entry point above it. This makes the block a practical CSS Template reference when the goal is to refine the appearance of a real process section without changing its six-stage content model. Styling can preserve the distinction between research, idea generation, prototyping, product design, sourcing, and marketing planning while improving balance, contrast, and consistency inside the block.
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