Two payment programs CSS Template
Yellow and pink cards establish the pricing visual system
The two pricing cards provide a clear styling study because their appearance is organized around contrast and repetition. The Solo card uses a saturated yellow background and the Team card uses saturated pink, while both retain dark text, white dividers, and white rectangular action areas. Repeating these treatments across the cards gives the plan comparison a shared visual grammar without making the cards identical.
The visual hierarchy also follows the content model. Plan names and displayed prices identify the alternatives first, feature lists support comparison below them, and each Purchase Module action occupies a distinct white area. The centered supporting paragraph sits beneath the row in small, light gray type, creating a quieter closing layer rather than competing with the purchase actions. In a CSS Template context, these relationships are the useful styling decisions: card color, text contrast, divider treatment, action-area emphasis, and the spacing between the two-column row and the paragraph. They can be refined while preserving the Solo and Team comparison, the $74 and $199 displays, and the different editor-license details. The result remains a styling treatment for this pricing section, not a site-wide design system.
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