Comparison section CSS Template
Orange Icons Connect the Two Rounded Comparison Panels
The orange “vs” accent and circular orange icons establish the visual language of this section before visitors read either comparison item. Against the white background, bold dark typography gives the centered heading and introduction a strong starting point, while generous vertical spacing separates that introduction from the two stacked cards. The contrast keeps the comparison readable without adding unnecessary visual elements.
Each card uses the same relationship between an icon and a white text panel. The light-gray rounded container frames the item, and the inner white panel creates a quieter reading surface for the title and description. Repeating this treatment for “Mental training” and “Physical training” makes the two sides feel related while preserving their separate identities. The rounded corners and circular icons soften what could otherwise be a rigid data comparison.
As a CSS Template interpretation, the useful focus is the styling system inside this block: the orange accent can coordinate the “vs” label and icons, the dark type can preserve heading contrast, and the spacing can maintain separation between the centered introduction and stacked cards. These visual rules can be refined for a surrounding project while keeping the comparison content and two-item structure intact.
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