Post-Construction Cleaning CSS Template
Rounded Category Pills Establish a Consistent Visual System
The six category pills give this section a clear styling pattern: each sector is placed in a rounded pale blue-gray container, paired with a circular check icon, and finished with a dark bold label. Repeating those properties makes the group feel unified even though the labels have different lengths. The treatment also separates each category as an independent visual unit instead of merging all six names into one dense text area.
Generous whitespace around the pills keeps the labels readable, while the staggered three-row arrangement prevents the repeated items from looking like a rigid paragraph or an undifferentiated list. The horizontal offsets become part of the appearance, so spacing and alignment matter as much as color and typography when refining this block. A CSS Template interpretation is therefore most useful when the goal is to adjust the block's own fills, corner radii, icon treatment, label weight, gaps, or row alignment without changing the category content.
The static presentation leaves the check icons as visual markers rather than interactive controls. Styling can preserve that distinction while improving contrast between the pale containers and dark labels. The result remains a compact sector-selection display whose visual consistency comes from repeated pill rules and a deliberately open three-row composition.
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