Pricing list CSS Template
Bold Labels and Alternating Rows Define the Pricing Style
The block's appearance is built from a small set of repeated styling relationships. Day Pass, Month Pass, and Team Pass use bold uppercase labels and displayed prices in the narrow left column, while smaller descriptive text occupies the wider right column. That typography hierarchy makes the comparison readable before any color treatment is considered. Black text on a white background keeps the pricing information direct and gives the section a restrained visual baseline.
The middle row introduces a light-gray background between two white rows, creating separation without adding decorative components or changing the static table structure. This alternating treatment can be adjusted as a visual rule for the pricing region while preserving the three-row comparison. Generous horizontal spacing also matters: it gives the descriptions room to sit beside the plan details instead of crowding the columns together. In a CSS Template context, the useful focus is therefore the block's concrete appearance—type weight, color contrast, row shading, column spacing, and alignment. Those properties can be refined for the surrounding design while the Day, Month, and Team Pass content remains organized in the same two-column relationship.
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