Pricing table block CSS Template
Teal Surfaces Give the Three Pricing Cards a Clear Visual System
The teal background establishes the section’s main color field, while the three pricing cards create a lighter comparison layer above it. The center card uses a white surface and the outer cards use pale teal, so the row has visual variation without changing the shared structure of the plans. Rounded corners soften each card, and centered alignment keeps plan names, prices, feature lines, and action buttons visually related.
High-contrast price typography makes the monetary figures prominent, while thin horizontal dividers break the four repeated feature lines into readable intervals. This styling is especially important because the cards contain parallel information: visitors need to compare Web Design, Development, and Customization without losing the connection between corresponding areas. The repeated card treatment gives those comparisons a consistent rhythm.
As a CSS Template interpretation, the block is chiefly about how appearance rules support the pricing content already present. The background, surface colors, border-radius treatment, alignment, typography contrast, divider weight, and button styling can be adjusted while preserving the three-card comparison. The visual system can therefore be refined for a surrounding project without turning the section into a different content pattern.
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