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Yellow Actions and a Green Highlight Shape the Pricing Comparison
The white background gives the four-card row a quiet base, while black typography keeps the plan names and feature lists readable. Yellow prices and get plan buttons repeat the strongest accent across every card, creating a clear relationship between the amount shown and the next action. Thin gray borders separate the cards without adding heavy visual weight, so the row remains a comparison unit rather than a collection of unrelated panels.
The Business card uses a green background while Free, Individual, and Premium remain white. That contrast creates a visible point of emphasis within the same pricing structure, which can help a visitor notice one option before examining the other three. The centered uppercase eyebrow and bold two-line heading establish the section's subject above the cards, and the compact vertical alignment keeps each plan's price, four listed features, and button in a consistent reading path.
For a CSS Template interpretation, the useful design decisions are the repeated accent treatment, border system, card spacing, typography hierarchy, and one-card color variation. They can be refined at the block level while preserving the four-plan comparison and its static content relationships.
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