Beauty salon schedule CSS Template
White Space and Brown Accents Shape the Style Section
The white background gives the six-item service list a clean field, allowing the strong black text to carry the pricing and consultation details without competing decoration. The warm muted brown accent on the “Style” heading introduces a restrained color contrast that can distinguish the section title from the service entries while preserving the block’s calm salon presentation. Generous spacing around the centered text column keeps the individual lines separate and makes the starting prices easier to scan.
The square hair styling photograph creates a second visual region beside the list. Its size and shape balance the text column rather than functioning as a background for the service details, so styling changes should preserve that image-to-list relationship. The split arrangement also gives the six entries a defined boundary: the haircut, blow-dry, up-do, bridal hair trial, consultation-based bridal hair, and consultation-based extensions remain grouped as one information area.
In a CSS Template context, the useful styling work is therefore local to this block’s appearance. Color, typography, spacing, image sizing, alignment, and any border or radius treatment can be refined while keeping the service content and static structure intact. The result should maintain readable contrast and proportion between the photograph and list, rather than introducing site-wide elements or changing the section’s function.
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