Design

The bills that will not arrive: the section is NAMED by an H2 on top, then a struck-through vendor with a badge saying what you stopped buying, then the conclusion as an H3. The vendor is a SEPARATE field because it is the one word never translated — merge it into the sentence and the renderer no longer knows what to strike; the badge beside it IS translated, because "a database" is what a person understands without knowing the name "Neon". The conclusion sits AFTER the list on purpose: the struck names are the evidence, the sentence is what follows from them. The strike runs 2px past each word through padding, never through blank characters typed into the data.

Plans with a period switch. Ported from an external block library, with its dead weight left behind: eight of its fields were declared and never rendered. Both prices sit in the markup and only one is shown — a crawler reads both, and the yearly price, the one people compare, exists for everyone rather than only for a browser running scripts. The switch is a radio input plus a CSS rule, not an island.

Support tiers, ported from the storefront one to one: a row of three, each with a large amount and its period on one baseline, a sub-label, perks marked with a star and a button at the bottom. One tier carries a label ABOVE the card and is filled in — and the label is the only thing that makes it the highlighted one, so a tier cannot be singled out without saying what for. Below the row: a line of small print and a wide link to the people who already support the project. NOT a price list: a price obliges, a contribution does not, so the button leads to where contributions are taken rather than to a checkout.