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SaaSBetaby Motif Studiopublished 2026-09-12

Two-product pricing comparison with sticky headers and tooltips

vibe: comparison-fair, dense, honest

intermediate5 blocks, 2 stacksdesktop viewport105 lines generated (estimate)800 tokens to run (estimate)
prompt.txt — copy-paste ready
A comparison page a procurement team can screenshot.
• Comparison-fair palette: white, ink, the two products each get one accent used only in their column header and CTA.
• Product toggle: product A / product B / both (default both) — the table never reflows between states.
• Feature table: forty rows grouped by category; every row present for both products, 'not available' is written out, never a dash.
• Sticky headers: column headers stick under the nav; the category group header sticks above them.
• Feature tooltips: unclear terms (seat, MAU, workspace) carry tooltips defining the measurement; the definition is also printed for print readers.
• CTA row: per-column, with the price basis repeated ('per seat / month, billed annually').
• The table has a caption; tooltips are focusable; nothing hides behind hover alone.• Craft floor: Reduced motion is honoured with a static branch; all colours flow through CSS-variable tokens.
Palette tokens:#FFFFFF#111827#4F46E5#0E9F6E#6B7280

revised 2026-09-12Bank-3 batch 3: palette tokens, component links, viewport and the retry guard added under items #52/#55/#57/#74.

Remix this brief:

  • Lighter: same brief on a white ground with one accent kept.
  • Denser: halve the whitespace and add a second content column.
  • Playful: keep the structure, swap the display face and let one section animate on view.
Stacks shipped:Next.jsReactBlocks:Product toggleFeature tableSticky headersFeature tooltipsCTA row
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Before you run it, know this
  • Lowest score was Codex at 87/100 — Sticky headers survive the 40-row table.
  • All models built cleanly on the first pass.