Investment and pricing CSS Template
Blue Package Headers Give the Pricing Table Its Visual Rhythm
The blue header row, light gray price row, and white feature area divide the three package columns into clear visual bands. This treatment makes the Basic, Growth, and Premium names easy to locate before the reader moves down to their monthly prices of $2,500, $5,000, and $10,000. The contrast also separates package identity from the four included-support rows, so the table remains readable even when several service details appear together.
The centered “Investment & Pricing” heading and introductory paragraph sit above the full-width table with generous vertical spacing. That open area gives the section an entry point, while the bold package names and prices establish the strongest type hierarchy inside the comparison. Styling adjustments can therefore focus on preserving contrast between the blue headers, gray price band, white feature area, and surrounding space rather than changing the table’s comparison function.
For a CSS Template interpretation, this block is chiefly a contained styling system: color roles, typography weight, spacing, and row separation work together to clarify three pricing levels. A visual editor can refine those properties or apply targeted Custom CSS while keeping the package descriptions and support relationships intact. The result remains one pricing section whose appearance can align with the surrounding project without turning its visual rules into a site-wide identity.
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