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Rounded Plan Bars Give the Comparison Its Visual Rhythm
The three plan options establish the block’s main visual pattern: rounded light-gray bars, blue circular action icons, and short labels for Basic, Standart, and Business. Because the options are presented in an accordion, the comparison area can keep the labels compact while showing the Basic description in the displayed state. The large heading above them gives the left column a clear typographic starting point, and the compact supporting text keeps the plan area denser than the image region.
The right half uses a tall business meeting image with charts as a strong visual counterweight to the accordion. On a white background, the image provides depth and subject matter without requiring additional decorative panels. For a CSS Template interpretation, the important styling relationships are the contrast between the white field and gray plan bars, the repeated blue circular controls, the rounded treatment of each option, and the alignment of the heading with the accordion. These properties can be refined while preserving the three-option comparison and its expanded Basic state. The result remains a styled pricing section rather than a site-wide design system, so adjustments should focus on the appearance and visual grouping of this block.
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