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Red Accent and White Type Define the Contact Block
The dark charcoal background, white text, and bright red vertical border form the main styling system inside this contact section. The red line sits beside one left-aligned content region, giving the two telephone numbers and the address a clear visual edge without dividing them into separate cards or columns. Because the block contains only one compact information group, the contrast and spacing carry much of the hierarchy.
The telephone numbers are larger and bolder than the address text, so visitors encounter the primary contact details first. The smaller line beneath them works as supporting location information, while the generous surrounding space prevents the short content from feeling crowded. These relationships are useful when adjusting the block's appearance: the accent color can remain a visual marker, the charcoal field can preserve contrast, and the type scale can keep phone details ahead of the address. The layout's static nature also means styling changes can focus on alignment, border treatment, background tone, text color, and spacing rather than interaction states. As a CSS Template interpretation, the section is best understood through these concrete appearance rules, which shape how the existing contact content is read without changing its single-region structure.
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