Tariff selection Html Code Example

This pricing block places introductory copy on the left and two comparable pricing cards on the right. The cards include plan names, prices, billing periods, feature lists, and action buttons, giving the section a complete internal comparison structure. Eight checklist items provide repeated supporting detail across the offers, while the charcoal-to-white background transition separates the introduction from the card area. Bright green headers, large white prices, rounded corners, and soft shadows reinforce the distinction between the two plans without changing their shared layout.

Plan Cards Create Bounded Extension Areas

The left introductory copy and the two pricing cards already define separate content regions, which makes the block suitable for carefully placed custom extensions. The plan cards contain the main comparison data: names, prices, billing periods, feature lists, and action buttons. Those boundaries provide logical places for project-specific code if the surrounding implementation later needs an external pricing widget, account check, eligibility message, or another function related to plan selection.

Any added functionality should remain connected to the existing comparison rather than replacing it. A custom element could sit near a relevant action button, beside the feature checklist, or within a card area where additional plan information belongs. The two-card arrangement is important because visitors need to compare the same kinds of information across “For Team” and “Personal.” An extension that changes only one card should therefore be visually and structurally clear about which plan it affects.

The section’s dark introductory area and white card background also create a natural separation between explanatory messaging and functional additions. Custom HTML can support that relationship when a project requires behavior beyond the static block, but the original pricing hierarchy remains the content base. The action buttons continue to mark the existing response points, while any external component should use those established regions as its context.

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