Clean pricing table CSS Template
Blue Accents Define the Pricing Card Hierarchy
The light gray background establishes a quiet field for the three white pricing cards, while the blue-purple accents identify the interactive and comparative parts of the section. Each card follows the same visual pattern: package label, displayed price, subtitle, four feature lines, separators, and an action button. That repetition gives the Design, Development, and Customization options a shared styling framework without making the middle option visually identical to the others.
The Development card is the clearest styling focal point. Its blue outline and filled action button create a stronger contrast than the lighter outlined buttons used on the outer cards. This distinction can help a visitor notice one package first while the surrounding cards remain available for comparison. The tall condensed headings reinforce the hierarchy between the section title, package names, prices, and supporting copy.
As a CSS Template interpretation, the useful focus is the styling system inside this block: background contrast, card surfaces, border treatment, button states, typography, and separator rules. These properties can be refined while preserving the three-card pricing structure. The result remains a reusable pricing section whose appearance supports comparison rather than replacing the content relationships that make the comparison possible.
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