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A vertical navigation menu split into two color zones: pink/mauve left column with text labels, yellow-to-green gradient right panel with a centered title.
Summary
A two-part navigation layout split vertically: pink-mauve left sidebar listing six items (Introduction, Prep Work, Ground Work, Growth Work, Expanded Work, About the Project) each numbered with a small superscript, and a yellow-to-green gradient right column centered on large display type announcing a toolkit for collaborative cultural work.
Visual description
Left panel: solid pink background with six left-aligned labels in white uppercase sans-serif, each flanked by a hairline horizontal divider and a small superscript number (1-4 visible). Text is evenly spaced top to bottom, creating a vertical navigation structure. Right panel: a vibrant linear gradient shifting from mustard yellow at top through lime green to emerald at bottom, with large centered white sans-serif display text spanning three lines. A small italicized label "PREP PREP" appears in yellow at the very top right corner. The overall split is exact vertical bisection.
Key takeaway
The color-blocking discipline using a monochromatic sidebar as a neutral navigation anchor against a bold, warm gradient; the numbered list treatment with micro-typography (superscript figures) for visual rhythm; the centered display type on a gradient background that remains readable through high contrast.
Reuse notes
Strong for educational materials, curriculum guides, or workshop documentation where a sidebar index pairs with a gradient-highlighted main panel. Works well when the sidebar supplies navigation context and the right side spotlights the featured section. Gradient direction (warm into cool) reads as forward momentum.
