Pricing table with green header CSS Template
Green plan headers organize the comparison grid
The bright green plan-header row is the main styling anchor of this pricing block. It separates the three plan columns from the left-hand feature-label column, making the comparison easier to scan without changing the table's underlying content. Basic, Standart, and Advanced remain visually parallel, while the feature labels stay left aligned and the plan values are centered within their respective columns.
Alternating light-gray feature columns add vertical separation across the wide table, and the strong black price typography gives the monthly price row a clear visual priority. The white background around the table preserves contrast with the green header and prevents the five comparison rows from becoming visually dense. These relationships are useful when refining the block through CSS: colors, borders, spacing, text weight, column alignment, and responsive treatments can be adjusted as coordinated style rules rather than as unrelated decorations.
Because the block is static, styling work can focus on the visible hierarchy already present: heading and supporting paragraph above, plan header row, price row, and labeled limits below. The result remains a pricing comparison section while its appearance can be aligned with the surrounding project's visual system.
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