Overlapping pricing table Html Code Example

The block presents a centered “Pricing Plans” introduction followed by two side-by-side pricing cards. One card identifies the Basic option with a displayed $19.99 price, 5 Users, and 20 Projects. The other identifies the Professional option with a displayed $199.99 price, 100 Users, and 100 Projects. Both cards include “Order Now” buttons, so the section pairs comparable plan information with visible action points. A horizontal yellow accent, contrasting card colors, black typography, and purple buttons organize the content without adding interaction beyond the static pricing layout.

Two Plan Cards Create Clear Extension Areas

The Basic and Professional cards already divide the section into two bounded content regions. Each region contains a plan name, displayed price, allowance details, and an “Order Now” button, while the centered heading and paragraph explain the comparison above them. That separation gives custom HTML code a logical place to extend a specific plan area if a project later requires functionality beyond the existing static content.

For example, an external checkout prompt, billing selector, eligibility notice, or plan-specific data element could be positioned near the relevant card rather than interrupting the introductory heading. The existing layout would still communicate the difference between $19.99 with 5 Users and 20 Projects and $199.99 with 100 Users and 100 Projects. The yellow accent and contrasting card treatments can continue to distinguish the comparison while an added element occupies a controlled region.

Any extension should respect the two-column relationship and the repeated action pattern. The “Order Now” buttons provide recognizable response points, but the block itself remains a static pricing section unless additional project functionality is added around those regions. Custom markup can therefore supplement the plan content without replacing the section’s established hierarchy or turning the block into a complete checkout experience.

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