My portfolio CSS Template
Rounded Cards and Blue Panels Define the Portfolio Styling
The six cards establish a repeated visual system that can be refined as a CSS Template section without changing the portfolio content. Each card uses the same basic treatment: a large project image with rounded corners, followed by a blue lower panel containing uppercase category text and a larger title. Repeating that relationship gives the grid a consistent appearance across mobile app, web design, store, and related project categories.
The white background and centered dark “My Works” heading create contrast around the two-row grid, while the equal three-column arrangement keeps the six projects visually balanced. Spacing between cards is therefore as important as the colors: it separates individual projects while preserving the collection as one unit. Rounded corners soften the image edges and connect the cards through a shared shape language rather than through identical imagery.
For this styling intent, the useful decisions concern the block itself: panel color, heading contrast, category and title typography, image radius, card spacing, and alignment. These properties can be adjusted to match a wider visual system while the six project relationships remain intact. The result is a focused portfolio section whose appearance supports comparison without turning the section into a complete site design.
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