Two payment programs Html Code Example

Solo and Team pricing cards form the core of this reusable section. The first card displays $74, one editor license, a Figma design system, and lifetime access to future content; the second displays $199, unlimited editors, the same design-system inclusion, and the same lifetime-access statement. Each card contains an included-feature list and a Purchase Module action. The cards sit side by side above a centered supporting paragraph, creating bounded content regions that can remain intact if a project later needs an additional data or transaction-related element beside the existing pricing information.

Separate plan regions leave room for focused extensions

The Solo and Team cards already divide the section into two bounded content regions. Each region has a plan name, displayed price, included-feature list, and Purchase Module action, while the supporting paragraph remains outside the cards below the comparison. That separation gives custom code a logical place to extend the section if the surrounding project requires functionality beyond the existing static links.

For example, a project could place a plan-specific integration, an external purchase component, or additional data handling near the relevant action without confusing the Solo details with the Team details. The existing content should remain the visual and informational base: Solo is shown at $74 with one editor license, while Team is shown at $199 with unlimited editors. Both retain the Figma design system and lifetime-access statements, so an extension should supplement those relationships rather than replace them.

The colored card backgrounds also help identify where an added element belongs. A custom element associated with Solo can stay within or beside the yellow region, while a Team-related addition can align with the pink region. This HTML Code interpretation concerns optional functionality around a real pricing structure; it does not claim that custom JavaScript, widgets, or integrations are already part of the block.

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