Work from home survey CSS Template
Deep Blue Card Styling Focuses the Survey Flow
The full-width home-office photograph establishes the visual setting, while the rounded deep blue card creates a separate surface for the survey content. White typography maintains contrast against the card, allowing the bold “Work from Home Survey” heading and compact introductory copy to remain readable above the vertically stacked controls. The overlap between the card and the lower part of the image is an important styling relationship: it connects the subject of the photograph with the response area without merging the two content layers.
For a CSS Template interpretation, the useful decisions are inside this particular block rather than across an entire site. The card radius, blue background, white text, spacing between fields, and treatment of the Next, Back, and Submit controls can be refined while preserving the four-step survey structure. The photograph can continue to function as a broad backdrop, with its crop and visual emphasis balanced against the card's position. Because the form includes radio buttons, checkboxes, a select control, textareas, and name inputs, spacing and contrast need to remain consistent across different control types. The styling therefore supports a focused response experience without changing the survey's content or interaction.
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