Case studies CSS Template
Taupe cards and circular images establish the section’s visual system
The muted taupe background gives the section a restrained field, while alternating white and taupe rounded cards create enough separation for four repeated case-study entries. Each card uses the same visual recipe: a circular image above a bold heading, centered descriptive text, and an understated “more” link. Repeating those treatments makes the row read as one coordinated presentation rather than four unrelated content areas.
For a CSS Template interpretation, the important styling relationships are inside this block. The card background contrast distinguishes individual stories, the circular image treatment creates a recognizable focal point, and the centered heading hierarchy connects each card to the larger “Case studies & stories” title. Spacing between the four columns also matters because the row must remain legible without weakening the relationship between the heading and the cards.
These properties can be adjusted while preserving the block’s content model: four image-led story cards with descriptive copy and links. The design therefore suits projects that need to refine color, radius, spacing, typography, contrast, or link emphasis without replacing the underlying case-study structure. The “Images from Freepik” note remains part of the section’s visible content and should retain enough separation to avoid competing with the cards.
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