Welcome back to my blog. Today we will learn about pricing tables by combining HTML, CSS, Javascript and Bootstrap 4. Come on, let's find out too!
Pricing table is important role for service business websites. It will help users choose products that match their criteria. When designing a pricing table, you should carefully examine product categories and choose the most important features to present. Then we go into setting up a more detailed list for each specific function and make a clear comparison between the functionality of the service packs.
Bootstrap Pricing Tables:
Service price is the first thing that users want to see when accessing your service price list so I use this component pricing table. It highlights the price and service name by using large fonts and the design is also very eye-catching. It also arranges prices in ascending order to help users easily compare features between different prices.
See the Pen Bootstrap Pricing Tables 2019 (demo 2) by Sahar Ali Raza (@mrsahar) on CodePen.
Bootstrap Pricing Snippet:
By building a side-by-side comparison of functionality between packages, users will have the most intuitive view to help them easily find the right package for them. It also has a per-star rating added in the title to let users know the functionality will improve better for higher priced plans. And because it only uses HTML, CSS, and Bootstrap, you can use it for almost any web design without needing to install any additional plugins.
See the Pen Bootstrap Pricing Table by Prem Regmi (@regmiprem) on CodePen.
3D Pricing Table:
This pricing table in my opinion is simple but very creative by using 3D design for the table and color transition effects for each package when the user hovers. I have a small note that it uses the :after attribute in CSS.
See the Pen 3-d Pricing-table by Aashima (@Aashima) on CodePen.
Pricing Table UI:
The special feature of this pricing table is the color coordination between the elements in the package using the background CSS property: linear-gradient(...). Here it features large icons, vibrant colors, different icons for each package to indicate to the user that the level of functionality and speed depends on the price of the service.
See the Pen pricing table ui by jamal hassonui (@devjamal) on CodePen.
Bootstrap 4 Responsive Pricing Table:
If you want a simple design using Bootstrap 4 with only HTML and CSS combined, then this component should be chosen. It will only tell the user which preferred package should be selected by setting a different background color than the rest of the service pack headers. In addition, it also integrates a simple hover effect that changes colors when the user hovers.
See the Pen Bootstrap Pricing Table by Sahar Ali Raza (@mrsahar) on CodePen.
Pricing Table HTML5 CSS3:
This pricing table uses HTML and CSS to design and it is responsive on different screen types of devices. So you can apply it to almost all website layouts. In my opinion, the highlight of it is the way the website background color is designed with this component and the use of Open Sans font helps it bring a simple and modern style.
See the Pen Pricing Table by Travis Williamson (@travisw) on CodePen.
HTML5 Pricing Table:
If you provide monthly and yearly service packages, I think you should use this component. It helps our website reduce unnecessary things and does not cause confusion for users. Here it toggles the time between packages using the id attribute and animates the title and subscribe button to change color when the user hovers.
See the Pen Pricing table by shamim khan (@shamim539) on CodePen.
Responsive Bootstrap Pricing Table:
If you need to divide utilities into different sections and easily compare the functionality between packages, you should use this component. With a simple and clear design combined with specifying the price when adding the included utility plugins, users can choose the package that best suits them.
See the Pen Responsive Bootstrap Pricing Table by Owen Bick (@bick) on CodePen.
CSS3 Pricing Table:
This pricing table is designed to stand out by the contrast between the background color and the text color. In addition, the circular construction for the service price helps to attract more users' attention. It also has the small effect of extending the length of the subscribe button when the user hovers over it.
See the Pen Pricing Table by Aladin Bensassi (@Eliteware) on CodePen.
Pricing Table Gradient CSS3:
This pricing table is the same as the one above, but it's just different from setting the corresponding color for each package and the effect will change the background color for the package's service price when the user hovers over it.
See the Pen Price by catcod (@catcode) on CodePen.
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Summary
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