Barber shop price list CSS Template
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Gold Accents and Two-Column Pricing Define the Visual System
The black and charcoal palette gives the page a deep base, while warm gold is reserved for emphasis. The opening barber image carries the strongest visual weight, and the centered white Pricing heading remains readable against that dark background. The gold Book an Appointment button therefore works as a clear accent rather than competing with the image or headline. This relationship between dark imagery, white type, and restrained gold creates a repeatable appearance for a premium grooming presentation.
The two-column pricing section continues the same controlled visual approach. Eight service entries are arranged in a compact pattern, allowing names, short descriptions, and starting prices to remain visually connected without turning the page into a dense list. The tabs section changes the visual rhythm: category selectors sit above a centered white detail panel, creating contrast against the darker surrounding presentation. That contrast separates additional service information while preserving the page’s premium character.
As a CSS-oriented template, these observed rules provide concrete styling targets: background contrast, accent color placement, uppercase heading treatment, compact spacing, and the relationship between image-led and panel-led areas. They describe the appearance to maintain when adjusting individual style properties, rather than changing the page’s service or pricing content.
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