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Overlapping Tiles Create the Block’s Visual Style
The six pale blue-gray tiles are the main styling system inside this section. Their square shape, centered line icons, serif labels, and two-row arrangement give the category group a consistent appearance, while the warm-toned photograph behind them provides contrast. Because the tile group overlaps the image, spacing and layer order are especially important: the cards need enough separation to remain readable without losing the intended connection to the photograph.
The white background keeps the left introduction open and gives the large “Just Train” heading room to lead the composition. Smaller supporting text sits beneath it, creating a typographic scale that separates the statement about changing body and mindset from the six service categories. In a CSS Template context, the block’s visual character comes from coordinating these concrete properties rather than changing its content function. Colors, tile dimensions, icon alignment, type size, image crop, and overlap spacing can be adjusted while preserving the same services structure.
This makes the section suitable for refining a fitness-oriented visual treatment: the image can remain the visual anchor, while the tile grid supplies repeated accents and clear category divisions.
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