Value-based pricing CSS Template
Turquoise emphasis within a four-card pricing system
The dark blue gradient background establishes the visual field for the Premium Plans section, while the four blue pricing cards create a consistent comparison pattern inside it. White centered typography keeps the introductory heading and supporting paragraph readable before the eye moves into the card row. Each card uses the same internal sequence: plan label, price, billing-period text, divider, feature list, and action button. That repeated arrangement makes the visual differences between plans easier to evaluate without changing the content structure.
For a CSS Template interpretation, the most important styling relationships are the contrast between the dark background and white type, the blue card fills, and the turquoise gradient used on the Business card. Thin dividers distinguish cost information from included features, while rounded white buttons provide a repeated action treatment across all four options. Consistent card spacing and alignment help preserve the comparison logic. These properties can be refined at the section level, allowing the visual emphasis to change while the four-plan pricing function remains intact. The result is a styling reference for a pricing block, not a site-wide design system or complete page implementation.
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