Competitive pricing Html Code Example

This reusable pricing section places a centered heading and supporting paragraph above a comparison table. The table contains three plan columns—Daily, Monthly, and Year—with a displayed price and one Choose plan button for each column. Four feature rows list 10 Hours Training, Coffee and Lunch, Individual Consulting, and Certificate, allowing the plan areas to be read against shared criteria. The structure is static, with a clear separation between the introductory text, comparison grid, price values, feature indicators, and action areas inside the block.

Three Plan Columns Create Clear Extension Areas

The centered heading and supporting paragraph already establish the pricing message before the table begins. Within the table, the left feature-label column forms a stable reference edge, while Daily, Monthly, and Year create three parallel plan regions. Each region combines a displayed price, four feature comparisons, and a Choose plan button, so the action areas are naturally associated with the plan information immediately above them.

That separation makes the block understandable as a set of possible extension points when a project needs functionality beyond the verified static comparison. A custom element could be considered near a plan's action area for project-specific behavior, such as connecting a selected plan to an external checkout or adding a data-driven availability notice. The extension would need to respect the existing relationship between the price, feature rows, and button rather than replacing the table's core organization. Similar care applies to the introductory region: any added explanatory content should remain secondary to the comparison itself.

For an HTML Code use case, the value lies in the block's bounded regions. The three plan columns can remain visually distinct, the four shared feature rows can continue to align across options, and any project-specific markup can be placed where its purpose is evident. The original section therefore remains the content and layout base, while custom functionality is treated as an optional layer around its pricing logic.

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