Pricing table with colored header HTML5 Template

The Pricing Table block is organized into two related internal areas. The first contains the “Pricing Table” heading and one supporting paragraph, creating an introductory text group. The second contains a four-column comparison table with row labels on the left and three plan columns named Basic, Standart, and Advanced. A monthly price row precedes five feature criteria, including users, read-only access, contacts, and coffee. Blue plan headers, a light-gray price row, and compact typography reinforce the table’s internal hierarchy without adding interactive behavior.

The heading group leads into a four-column comparison hierarchy

The block’s internal organization begins with a left-aligned heading and supporting paragraph, creating a short introductory group before the comparison data. Beneath it, one table contains the rest of the section rather than dividing the plans into unrelated cards. The left side supplies row labels, while the three adjacent columns hold the Basic, Standart, and Advanced plan information.

Within that table, the monthly price row establishes the first comparison level, displaying $29, $59, and $139. Five criteria then continue the same horizontal structure: Users, Unlimited read-only users, Contacts, and Coffee are presented alongside the price information. The content model therefore depends on repeated plan columns and repeated row relationships, allowing each plan to be read against the same set of labels.

The blue header row identifies the plan groups, and the light-gray price row marks the monetary comparison before the smaller feature text begins. Larger bold prices create a clear typographic distinction inside the otherwise compact table. Because the interaction is static, the HTML5-oriented value lies in this visible hierarchy of introductory content, row labels, plan columns, and repeated criteria. The block remains one organized section; broader page navigation and additional sections belong outside it.

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