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Yellow card headers organize the pricing comparison
The white background gives the three pricing cards a clean field, while strong yellow treatment repeats across card headers, prices, bullet accents, and action buttons. That repetition creates a recognizable visual system inside the section: users can compare the Free, Individual, and Business cards without losing the relationship between their names, displayed prices, included feature lines, and GET PLAN actions.
The centered label and bold heading establish a clear typographic entrance before the eye reaches the card row. Because the cards are evenly sized and separated by generous spacing, the $0, $29, and $59 prices can be scanned as parallel values rather than as unrelated pieces of text. Subtle shadows add separation without changing the static three-column structure. The repeated treatment also keeps each option within the same visual family.
As a CSS Template interpretation, the useful focus is the styling logic of this particular block. Colors, type hierarchy, card spacing, shadow strength, button treatment, and yellow accents can be refined while the pricing content remains organized in the same repeated pattern. The result is a style system for this pricing section, not a claim about styling an entire site.
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