Our promotion plan CSS Template
Dark imagery frames a high-contrast promotion table
The architectural background establishes a dark visual field behind the centered “Promotion Plans” heading, while the white comparison table creates the block’s main contrast. This separation keeps the photographic setting visible without allowing it to compete with the pricing information. The table remains the dominant visual object, so styling changes should preserve the distinction between the background and the readable content surface.
The four-column arrangement gives the criteria column a stable reference position and places Starter, Advance, and Enterprise beside one another. Six comparison rows repeat the same visual pattern across the three plans, including the displayed first-month and following-month prices, delivery time, support, and certificate indicators. Pink, blue, and purple emphasis on recurring-month prices helps differentiate values without changing the table’s comparison logic.
Rounded pink purchase buttons form a consistent action line at the bottom of the plan columns. In a CSS Template context, their fill, radius, spacing, and alignment can be refined together with the header row, table borders, typography, and background treatment. The result should keep the static table easy to scan while allowing the block’s color hierarchy to fit a broader design system.
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