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Mustard-Gold Headers Define the Pricing Block’s Visual System
The continuous mustard-gold band is the strongest styling anchor in this three-plan section. It places the names and monthly prices for For Team, Personal, and Business into one shared visual field, while bold white type keeps the key values visible against the colored background. Smaller monthly-period labels clarify the role of each number without competing with the plan names or prices.
Below the header band, each plan repeats the same visual sequence: four compact feature lines followed by a separate action button. That repetition makes the cards feel related, while the alternating light-gray and gold button treatments provide a restrained distinction between choices. Compact black square bullets give the feature lists a consistent marker and help preserve alignment from one column to the next.
As a CSS Template interpretation, the useful focus is the styling relationship between shared rules and local accents. The white background and generous whitespace keep the three columns open, and the lack of visible borders lets the gold band and button colors define the card boundaries. Typography, color, spacing, bullet treatment, and button contrast can be refined for this block without changing its comparison function or inventing additional pricing content.
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