Treatments list CSS Template
Terracotta Icons and Soft Card Contrast Shape the Section
The four cards use a consistent visual formula: a muted terracotta circular icon sits above each centered uppercase label, followed by an italic gray description and a more link. That repetition gives Manicures, Massage, Facials, and Hydrotherapy equal visual weight instead of allowing one service to dominate the row. The white card surfaces remain distinct against the warm beige and white surroundings, while subtle shadows separate the individual service areas without introducing heavy borders.
Generous spacing keeps the icons, labels, descriptions, and links from becoming visually compressed. The cards also overlap the horizontal transition between the white upper area and beige lower area, giving the service row a defined position within the section. As a CSS Template interpretation, the useful focus is the styling relationship between repeated cards, circular accents, typography, shadows, and the color transition. Those properties can be refined while preserving the four service items and their existing navigation purpose. The spacing, alignment, and card treatment can be adjusted as a coordinated visual system, so the section remains readable when its final service wording replaces the placeholder descriptions. The result is a coherent appearance system for this particular treatments block rather than a site-wide style claim.
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