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Inside this block, a centered heading and supporting paragraph create the introductory group for “Responsive Pricing Table.” Beneath it, a three-column row organizes two pricing plan cards followed by a grayscale cityscape image. Each card has a plan name, price, four listed features, and a purchase button, creating matching internal content groups for comparison. Pale blue and teal treatments distinguish the cards, while the image remains a separate visual region. The static hierarchy is clear without relying on tabs, sliders, or other interaction.

A centered introduction leads into three organized content groups

The block’s internal hierarchy begins with one centered introductory group: the “Responsive Pricing Table” heading sits above a supporting paragraph that frames the comparison. This group is visually separated from the row below, allowing the section title and explanation to function as an entry point rather than being mixed into either plan card.

The next level contains three neighboring regions. The first two are structurally parallel pricing cards. Each card groups a plan name, a prominent price, four listed features, and a purchase button, so the repeated content pattern communicates comparison through organization as well as through wording. The third region is a grayscale cityscape image, which follows the pricing cards and remains distinct from their transactional content. Its role is visual rather than informational within the plan hierarchy.

The pale blue and teal treatments reinforce the separation between the two repeated card groups, while rectangular geometry and generous spacing keep the row legible. Because the interaction is static, the hierarchy is available at once: visitors do not need to open panels or move through slides to see the plan structure. An HTML5-oriented reading therefore centers on the relationships among the introductory group, repeated pricing groups, action elements, and adjacent image region inside this single section.

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