Foreign language courses CSS Template
Coral Framing and Four Image-Based Course Cards
The coral upper panel establishes a strong visual entry for the section, while the white lower area gives the course collection room to breathe. A large centered heading and smaller supporting text form the first visual group, creating a clear transition into the pricing content. Because the introductory copy is centered and the course descriptions are left aligned, the block combines a presentation layer with a more practical comparison layer.
Each of the four cards follows the same visual pattern: a darkened photograph carries the course title and price area, and a description sits directly beneath it. The repeated treatment keeps English for Beginners, Online Learning, English for Business, and English for Kids visually comparable without making their content identical. The price-per-lesson label adds context to the displayed amounts, while the single outlined Learn More button provides a consistent closing accent below the row.
As a CSS Template, the useful focus is the styling relationship between those parts. Coral, white, dark imagery, white overlay text, spacing, alignment, and button borders can be refined as coordinated properties of this one pricing section. The appearance may evolve while the four-option course structure and its comparison purpose remain intact.
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