The nine class cards provide the most substantial content structure in the design. Each repeated unit has a category title, photograph, description, and “Learn more” link, so a WordPress-oriented project could interpret the section as a set of page-focused training areas rather than one undifferentiated block of promotional copy. The visual repetition also helps related content remain within the same theme direction while individual class information changes.
The six format tiles offer a different content relationship. Their labels appear over fitness imagery, making them suitable for a concise overview of training formats that complements the more detailed class cards. Together, these two sections separate category information from visual program presentation. The Instagram banner adds a social-content region, while the contact section supplies permanent inquiry content near the end of the page.
This mapping does not claim that WordPress Posts, categories, or other CMS structures already exist in the template. Instead, it shows how the verified page areas could be maintained as WordPress-oriented content while preserving the design’s dark backgrounds, yellow accents, white cards, and photographic character. Permanent class information can remain connected to the main page, and future editorial or promotional content can be added only where the project requires it. The result is a theme interpretation grounded in the actual content areas rather than in CMS terminology alone.
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