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Red accents distinguish three otherwise consistent pricing cards
The centered heading establishes the block’s visual entry point before the eye moves into three side-by-side cards. Each card follows the same sequence: an icon and plan name, a monthly price, four feature entries, and an action button. That repeated structure gives the Team, Personal, and Business options a shared visual grammar while keeping their displayed values and labels distinct.
From a CSS Template perspective, the most important styling relationships are inside this pricing section. Black typography gives the heading, plan names, and prices strong contrast against the white background. Light-gray summary panels separate the plan introduction from the feature lists, while rounded white cards create three clearly bounded surfaces. Red icons and bullet markers provide a repeated accent that helps users scan feature rows without changing the comparison structure. The outlined rounded buttons continue that restrained treatment and keep the actions visually connected to their cards.
These properties make the section useful when the content needs to remain a comparison rather than become a decorative grid. The visual rules can be adjusted for spacing, radius, color, or emphasis while preserving the same three-column relationship and four-entry rhythm. Because the interaction is static, styling remains the main way to clarify priority between the displayed prices and the plan actions.
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