Pricing plans Website Mockup

The block presents a centered introduction above a dense four-column pricing table, making its proportions important during visual review. One feature-label column sits beside three plan columns, each containing monthly pricing, five shared comparison rows, and a separate button. The white background, light-gray table bands, thin borders, compact typography, and pink actions establish the desktop presentation. At narrower widths, the relationship between labels, plan values, row height, and button alignment becomes the main point to inspect.
ID : 87279   |   Category : Table

Four columns and repeated actions are the key responsive review points

The table’s four-column arrangement creates a strong desktop composition: a dedicated feature-label column anchors the left side, while Basic, Standart, and Advanced repeat comparable information across the remaining width. The centered heading and supporting paragraph occupy less horizontal space above it, creating a clear transition from introduction to dense data. In a website mockup, the first review should focus on whether the five feature rows remain legible and whether the monthly prices stay visually connected to the correct plan columns.

Narrower screens may place pressure on compact typography, long feature labels, numeric values, and the three pink choose-plan buttons. Check how text wraps, whether row heights remain coordinated across columns, and whether the buttons retain their relationship to the plan information beneath which they appear. The light-gray header and divider rows should continue to separate table groups without overwhelming the content, while thin borders should preserve column recognition at reduced width. These are visual evaluation points for this section within a broader page presentation. The block remains a static pricing comparison; responsive review concerns how its existing relationships survive different screen sizes.

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