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Contrasting Cards Define the Pricing Block’s Visual System
The monochrome photograph establishes a restrained background for the pricing comparison, while the two cards introduce the strongest color contrast. One card uses a light gray field with dark text, and the other uses bright green with light text. This distinction helps separate the Solo and Team offers before a visitor reads the detailed feature rows. The cards remain parallel in shape and content order, so the styling difference supports comparison rather than creating unrelated visual panels.
Horizontal dividers break the compact typography into readable groups: plan name, price, description, included features, and the Purchase Module button. Checklist-style rows give both cards a repeated visual rhythm, including the shared Figma design system and lifetime access to future content. The Solo card’s one-editor license and the Team card’s unlimited-editor provision can therefore be emphasized through the same styling rules while retaining different content.
As a CSS Template, the block is most useful when its appearance needs refinement without changing this pricing structure. Background treatment, text contrast, card spacing, divider weight, button styling, and the overlap over the photograph can be adjusted as coordinated properties. The result remains one pricing section, with visual rules clarifying the difference between the two offers.
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