IT project management services CSS Template
Yellow Icons and White Cards Define the Service Styling
The four cards use a consistent visual formula: a centered yellow circular icon appears above a dark category label, and each item is placed on a white card surface. Against the light office workspace image, this treatment creates distinct content islands without separating the row from its background. The repeated color relationship gives Advisory, Development, Planning, and Strategy equal visual status rather than making one offering appear primary.
As a CSS Template interpretation, the useful styling focus is inside this block. The card surfaces, icon circles, label typography, spacing, alignment, and contrast can be refined while the four-category content remains intact. The pale office image supplies a quiet context, while the white cards provide a readable foreground and the yellow icons act as the shared accent. These rules describe the appearance of this specific service-category section, not a site-wide style system.
The horizontal arrangement also makes spacing an important part of the visual result. Equal card widths and consistent gaps preserve the rhythm of the repeated row, while the dark labels remain legible against white surfaces. The block therefore offers a defined visual pattern for consulting-related categories that can be adjusted without changing its underlying service structure.
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