Art meets innovation CSS Template
Thin Borders and One Inverted Card Shape the Service Palette
The four cards establish a repeatable visual system through thin gray borders, centered alignment, generous spacing, and the consistent order of number, icon, title, and description. Those choices keep Digital design, Graphics design, Social media, and Corporate legible as related service categories rather than unrelated panels. The 01–04 labels add a small directional cue, while the line-style icons provide a restrained visual marker above each title.
The fourth card changes the styling logic without changing the content model. Its black background and light icon, heading, and description create a deliberate contrast against the three white cards, making the row feel less uniform and giving one service position greater visual weight. As a CSS Template interpretation, this block is most useful for examining how border treatments, spacing, typography, icon color, and background contrast can be adjusted within one section while preserving the four-card structure. The styling remains local to the services area: it does not imply a complete site-wide color system. The shared sample descriptions also make the repeated text treatment visible, allowing designers to refine line height, alignment, and card balance without changing the section's basic purpose.
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