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Create a cohesive, on-brand experience with pastel cards, gradient banners, reusable buttons, and accessible layouts.
Establish your core decisions once, then reuse: primary/secondary colors, heading sizes, card spacing (12–16px), rounded corners (10–12px), and consistent button styles.
Try three ready-made palettes. Choose one to preview how banners, buttons, and cards will look. (No JavaScript—radio buttons + CSS.)
High-impact, low-code: a headline, a short subtitle, and colors that match your palette. Keep text large and contrast strong.
<div style="background:linear-gradient(90deg,#1e40af,#3b82f6); color:#fff; padding:18px; border-radius:12px;">
<strong>Business Research Hub</strong><br><span style="opacity:.9;">Fast links...</span>
</div>Use pill buttons for primary actions and a lighter “outline” style for secondary actions. Always use descriptive link text and add aria-label when needed.
<a class="btn-pill" aria-label="Open Company Databases" style="background:#2563eb;color:#fff;border:1px solid #1e4ed8;border-radius:999px;padding:8px 14px;text-decoration:none;font-weight:600;" href="#">Open Databases</a>Short, scannable cards with a bold title, one-line description, and a CTA. Keep spacing consistent; use the same corner radius as your banner/buttons.
<div style="background:#eef6ff;border:1px solid #cfe2ff;border-radius:12px;padding:12px;">...</div>Keep the default side-nav for page-to-page structure, and add an on-page Quick Nav to jump between sections. This improves scanning without changing the global template.
<div class="two-col" style="display:flex;gap:14px;flex-wrap:wrap;">...</div>aria-label for icon-only links.Save your banner, button, and card blocks as Reusable Assets. Name them consistently (e.g., Banner / Blue Gradient / v1, Button / Primary / v1), and update centrally when brand changes roll out.