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Yellow Price Accents Define the Menu Card Styling
The three menu cards establish the block’s visual styling through repetition. Each light-gray card contains a food photograph, a bold dark item label, and a displayed price, creating the same visual sequence across Hen and vegetables, Grilled chicken, and Beef steak. The repeated card treatment makes the items comparable while keeping each offering in its own contained area.
Yellow is reserved for two related details: the prices inside the cards and the centered View Menu button below them. That creates a clear accent path from individual menu information to the broader menu action without changing the block’s product-showcase function. The white background, centered typography, and generous spacing keep the color contrast controlled rather than allowing the cards to become visually crowded.
As a CSS Template interpretation, the useful focus is the appearance of this particular section: card fill, image presentation, text weight, price color, button treatment, alignment, and spacing. Those properties can be refined while preserving the existing three-item structure. The result remains a menu section with the same content relationships, but its visual emphasis can be tuned for a restaurant’s wider design language.
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