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Black and Blue Cards Establish the Section’s Visual Contrast
The Solo and Team cards use color and repeated styling to make a detailed pricing comparison easy to distinguish. Solo appears at $74 with one editor license, while Team appears at $199 with an unlimited number of editors. Their shared Figma design system and lifetime access to future offerings create common content, so the visual treatment needs to separate the plans without suggesting unrelated offers.
Black and bright blue rectangular backgrounds give the two cards different visual weights, while white text maintains contrast across both surfaces. The strong typographic hierarchy separates plan names, prices, audience descriptions, and compact feature lists. Horizontal dividers further organize the included features, and the white Purchase Module buttons repeat a consistent action treatment at the bottom of each card. The pale gray supporting paragraph provides a low-contrast text area beside the cards rather than adding another competing color field.
As a CSS Template interpretation, the useful styling focus is inside this pricing block: card background colors, text contrast, divider treatment, button appearance, alignment, and the relationship between the vivid cards and the quieter paragraph. These choices can be refined while preserving the two-plan content model and its side-by-side comparison. The result remains one styled pricing section whose appearance supports scanning and choice without changing the underlying offers.
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