My works skills CSS Template
Blue Card Styling Gives the Skills Row a Unified Visual System
The four cards establish the main styling rhythm of this section through repeated blue fills, rounded corners, centered white icons, and consistent text placement. Because Figma, WordPress, React.js, and HTML occupy peer positions, their shared treatment makes the row read as one skills group rather than four unrelated panels. The centered heading sits above the cards with visible vertical space, while the light lavender background and white horizontal panel create a layered contrast behind the repeated card design.
As a CSS Template interpretation, the useful focus is the appearance of these existing block regions. Color contrast separates the white icon and copy from each blue card, and the rounded corners soften the otherwise strict four-column arrangement. The lavender field can frame the section while the white panel gives the card row a distinct surface. Styling adjustments can therefore refine the palette, spacing, corner treatment, typography, and alignment without changing the skills content or the static card structure. The result remains one visually coordinated capabilities section that can match a wider project’s style rules while retaining its own clear grouping.
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