Geography quiz CSS Template
Coral Contrast Shapes the Four-Step Quiz Card
The coral section background creates a clear field around the centered white quiz card, separating the interactive content from the surrounding page. Inside the card, the colorful question-mark illustration sits above the bold “Wonders of the World” heading, giving the quiz a recognizable visual entry point before the user reaches the questions. Rounded corners on the card and controls soften the otherwise structured question-and-answer layout.
The horizontal progress indicator provides a second visual system for the four sequential steps. Coral marks the active position while gray identifies the inactive steps, so progress is communicated through both position and color rather than through text alone. Generous whitespace prevents the answer area from feeling crowded, even when the first step shows four image choices in a compact row. Later radio-button groups preserve the same card-based appearance while changing the answer presentation to suit text choices.
As a CSS Template interpretation, the value lies in the relationships between background, card, controls, typography, spacing, and answer states. These properties can be refined for a different visual language while preserving the quiz’s four-step content flow and its distinction between image selection and radio-button responses.
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