Better Recycling CSS Template
Image Contrast and Metric Cards Shape the Course Section
The dark environmental image on the left provides the visual field for the white course heading and supporting copy, so text remains the clearest entry point into the section. The three circular portraits sit beneath that content as a compact supporting group, while the Buy cource button gives the panel a distinct action area. On the right, the separate supporting image creates a lighter visual counterweight rather than extending the dark image treatment across the whole block.
The two metric cards below the image use different blue and beige backgrounds, giving each value-and-label unit a clear visual boundary. Their contrasting treatments can be refined through color, border, radius, spacing, typography, and alignment without changing the block's course-and-outcomes structure. Rounded image treatments soften the circular portraits and the supporting photograph, while generous gaps keep the left panel and right stack from feeling crowded. As a CSS Template interpretation, the useful styling work is local to this section: preserve the relationship between the image-backed message, circular portraits, action button, supporting image, and paired metrics while adjusting the visual rules that make those groups easy to scan.
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