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Contrasting Price Headers Shape the Plan Comparison
The warm cream background, dark text, and generous white space give the pricing area a calm visual base, while the two plan cards provide the stronger structural rhythm. Their contrasting colored price headers separate Basic from Standart without requiring a complex interaction. Each card follows the same internal pattern: a plan name, a displayed price, four feature lines, and a “buy now” button. That repeated styling makes the comparison easy to scan and gives the two options a consistent visual relationship.
For a CSS Template interpretation, the useful focus is the styling system inside this particular section. The gold and cream palette can support accents around the plan headers, while the dark text preserves contrast across the feature lists and centered introduction. The large photographic image on the right adds a softer visual counterweight to the denser card content; its position should remain coordinated with the card widths and surrounding white space. These style relationships help the section present pricing information without changing the underlying two-plan comparison. The displayed $30 and $60 values and the sample feature lines remain content to replace, while the color roles, spacing, card treatment, and button appearance provide the reusable visual framework.
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