Contact the education team CSS Template
Light-blue contrast unifies the form and portrait
The light-blue background establishes the visual field for the entire section, while white typography and white form lines create a consistent contrast system on the left. The large “Contact Us” heading gives the form an immediate entry point, and the vertically stacked inputs preserve a clear reading order from name and email through consent and message details. Because the fields share the same restrained treatment, the Submit action can remain part of the form hierarchy rather than appearing as an unrelated graphic element.
The right-side child portrait introduces a different visual texture without breaking the block’s two-column structure. Its full-height placement balances the denser form column and gives the contact area an education-related visual cue through the backpack and school-age subject. In a CSS Template context, the useful styling work is therefore local to these relationships: background color, text contrast, line treatment, spacing between fields, and the visual boundary between the form and image. The visible Freepik attribution should also remain legible within the image treatment. These properties can be refined while preserving the existing contact fields, consent requirement, Submit action, and left-form/right-image arrangement.
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