The three equal-column cards provide a clear visual system for styling the Pricing section. Light gray backgrounds separate Jumpstart Plan, Transform Plan, and Daily Plan from the surrounding page, while green monthly prices create a repeated focal point near the top of each card. The centered heading and supporting paragraph form a contrasting introductory area above the row, keeping the section’s visual entry point distinct from its denser plan content.
Consistent left alignment gives the plan names, descriptions, feature lists, and Select Plan actions a shared reading edge. The outlined rounded buttons repeat the same shape language across all three choices, so the actions feel related without competing with the prices. Check and muted indicators add a second visual layer: Online Consultation, Daily meal tracking, and Weekly meal tracking appear across the plans, while unavailable items remain visibly differentiated within the same card treatment.
These styling relationships can be refined at the block level while retaining the comparison structure. Spacing between the centered introduction, card columns, feature rows, and buttons affects how quickly visitors can scan the plans. The gray, green, and muted contrast also helps preserve hierarchy when the section is placed beside other content. The result is a focused appearance system for one pricing area, with its repeated colors, borders, radius, alignment, and emphasis working together around the plan choices.
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