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The “Promotion Plans” block has a clear internal hierarchy: one centered section heading introduces a four-column comparison region, with criteria on the left and three repeated plan columns on the right. Enterprise, Advance, and Starter each contain cost values, a shared delivery timeframe, Support and Certificate indicators, and a “get plan” button. Six comparison rows organize the information vertically. The static structure makes the relationship between the heading, table, repeated plan data, and actions easy to follow as one organized pricing section.
ID : 87267   |   Category : Table

One heading leads into three repeated plan groups

The block’s internal organization begins with the centered “Promotion Plans” heading and continues into one comparison table. Within that table, the leftmost column holds six criteria, while the three adjacent columns repeat the same content pattern for Enterprise, Advance, and Starter. Each plan group contains two cost values, a 3–6 Months delivery timeframe, Support and Certificate indicators, and a “get plan” action.

This hierarchy matters because the table is not a flat list of prices. Each row establishes a shared comparison dimension, and each column gathers the values belonging to one plan. The first-month costs—$1200, $900, and $400—therefore relate horizontally across the plans, as do the following-month costs of $900, $700, and $300. The repeated indicators create another parallel relationship for availability information.

As an HTML5-oriented section, the useful focus is the organization inside this block: heading group, criteria column, repeated plan groups, comparison rows, and action controls. Nicepage’s Layers panel can help inspect comparable container and element relationships when refining a section with this kind of repeated internal structure. It does not change the block into a full page hierarchy; the analysis remains centered on the pricing region itself.

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