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The block presents a focused plan-comparison section built around the heading “Compare our plans and find the one that fits you best.” Its left column contains three accordion options labeled Basic, Standart, and Business, with Basic expanded to reveal supporting description text. The right column is occupied by a tall business meeting image that includes charts. Rounded light-gray plan bars and blue circular action icons distinguish the selectable options, while the white background and two-column arrangement keep the comparison and supporting visual clearly separated.

The Accordion Creates Bounded Areas for Optional Extensions

The left side already separates the plan comparison into three named accordion items: Basic, Standart, and Business. Basic is expanded in the displayed state, while the other options remain compact, giving the section a clear content region for plan descriptions. The heading and short supporting text sit above this interaction, so the block has an established message before any additional functionality is considered. On the right, the tall business meeting image with charts forms a separate visual region rather than an existing code or data area.

That separation gives a project-specific extension a logical boundary. If the comparison needs an external pricing calculation, account lookup, analytics event, or another custom component, it could be associated with the relevant accordion content without replacing the block’s established plan labels and visual relationship. The rounded gray bars and blue circular controls should remain part of the section’s visible interaction language, while custom functionality can sit alongside the content it affects. In an HTML Code context, the value lies in extending this particular comparison structure carefully: the block supplies the plan-selection regions and supporting image, while any custom markup, script, or external service would address a project requirement beyond those elements.

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