Leadership program CSS Template
Coral and Green Cards Frame the Classroom Image
The coral and dark green cards are the main styling units in this block. They overlap the upper edge of a wide classroom photograph, so the visual system depends on a deliberate contrast between saturated color panels and the softer image area below. White typography keeps the category labels, program headings, descriptions, and “more” links readable against both colored backgrounds.
The two cards share matching spacing and type treatment, which makes Academic Camp and Summer Programs feel like related offerings rather than unrelated promotional panels. Their different colors still give each program a separate visual identity. The classroom photograph supports both cards without becoming a third content item; it supplies an educational setting while the cards carry the program information.
For a CSS Template interpretation, the useful styling decisions are the overlap, card backgrounds, text contrast, repeated internal spacing, and relationship between the image and foreground content. Those properties can be refined for this section without changing its two-card content model. Border, radius, spacing, color, and typography adjustments should preserve the distinction between the coral and green panels while keeping the “more” links visibly connected to their respective programs.
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