education programs CSS Template
Purple Headings and Three-Column Program Styling
The white background gives the education programs section an open base for its visual system. Purple headings establish the primary hierarchy from the centered “Education programs” title to the Lower School, Middle School, and Upper School labels. Smaller pink age ranges—3–7, 7–10, and 10–14—create a secondary level of emphasis before visitors reach the stacked grade links. This progression makes the three school-level groups visually distinct without separating them into unrelated layouts.
The three columns are evenly spaced on wider layouts, so each program group receives comparable visual weight. Within them, the four Lower School links, three Middle School links, and four Upper School links form repeated vertical structures. Bright purple rectangular buttons with uppercase white text provide a consistent endpoint for each group, while generous whitespace keeps the links and actions from becoming a dense list.
As a CSS Template interpretation, the main value lies in preserving these relationships while refining the section’s appearance. Purple and pink can remain reserved for hierarchy and labels, while spacing, button dimensions, typography, borders, or corner treatment can be adjusted to suit the surrounding design. The content function stays the same: compare school levels, scan age ranges, explore grade links, and reach the relevant action.
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