The Art of Tennis CSS Template
Blush Cards and Bold Prices Shape the Training Comparison
The centered label and “Choose Your Perfect Plan” heading establish a clear visual starting point before the two pricing cards appear. Each card follows the same internal pattern: a circular sports photograph, a training-plan name, supporting description, price, and monthly billing period. That repeated structure gives the Personal training and Group training options equal visual weight, so neither choice is presented as an afterthought.
The pale blush backgrounds and rounded corners define the cards as separate visual units against the white section background. Large bold prices provide the strongest typographic contrast, while the uppercase billing-period labels clarify that the figures are monthly values. The centered alignment keeps the image, text, and price within one visual column, making the two plans easy to compare at a glance.
For a CSS Template interpretation, these relationships are the main styling system to preserve: card separation, image shape, type scale, spacing, alignment, and price emphasis. The visual properties can be adjusted within this section without changing the comparison itself. The result is a focused styling reference for a pricing block whose appearance supports quick side-by-side reading while retaining a calm sports-training character.
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