Editorial Nonprofit Membership Pricing Section for Divi 5: Two-Plan Highlight
A clean two-plan membership pricing layout for museums and nonprofits built in Divi 5. Editorial serif typography, warm monochrome palette, feature checklists, and clear annual pricing — ready to drop into any nonprofit site.
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Overview
The layout uses an intentionally asymmetric two-column row: the left column takes up 8 of 24 flex units at desktop width, acting as an editorial aside, while the right column fills the remaining 16 units with the plan cards themselves. The 56px column gap and alignItems: center keep the intro text optically anchored to the midpoint of the card pair rather than the top, which prevents the section from reading as a stacked checklist. Section padding steps down cleanly across breakpoints (120px desktop, 80px tablet, 56px phone), and both columns switch to full-width on tablet then stack vertically on phone, so the pitch copy always appears before the plans.
The two plan cards live inside a CSS grid container set to two equal columns at desktop and a single column on phone. Each card carries its own internal flex column with 16px row gaps between label, heading, price, a feature list, and a CTA button. The Individual card uses a warm off-white fill (#faf7f2) with a 1px #e3dccf border, while the Household card inverts the palette entirely, filling with near-black (#1c1a17) and reversing all text to #faf7f2. This hard inversion is the sole visual signal for the recommended plan -- no badge ribbon or drop shadow -- which is in keeping with the editorial restraint of the design.
Typographic hierarchy is split between two typefaces used consistently throughout. Playfair Display (serif) handles all display-weight text: the H2 section heading at 40px, plan names at H3 28px, and prices at 56px with letterSpacing: -1px and lineHeight: 1em to make the numeral feel weighty without becoming decorative. Source Sans 3 handles everything at the reading scale: body text at 17px with 1.6em line height, plan labels as 13px uppercase with 2px letter-spacing, feature list items at 16px, and button labels at 600 weight. The price is rendered as a divi/text paragraph module, not a heading, which keeps it out of the document outline while still benefiting from Playfair Display's lining figures.
Feature lists inside each card use horizontal divi/group rows pairing a 15px Font Awesome check icon (, weight 900) with a divi/text item. A 2px top border on the feature list container creates a visual divider between the price block and the benefits, with 24px top padding to give it breathing room. The button at the bottom of each card inherits the card's inverse logic: the Individual card button is borderless with transparent fill and dark text, while the Household card button uses the off-white fill and dark text, keeping it readable against the dark card background.
What’s inside
- Asymmetric 8/24 + 16/24 flex column split with 56px column gap and vertical center alignment
- CSS grid card container: two equal columns at desktop, single column on phone, 24px gutters between cards
- Two contrasting plan cards -- light outlined Individual vs. dark-filled Household -- using native `divi/group` modules
- Per-card icon feature lists built with paired `divi/icon` (Font Awesome check, 15px) and `divi/text` row groups
- Playfair Display serif pricing at 56px desktop / 48px tablet / 40px phone with tight negative letter-spacing
- UPPERCASE tracking labels (Source Sans 3, 13px, 2px letter-spacing) as plan-tier identifiers on each card
- Three-step responsive section padding (120px / 80px / 56px) and matching card padding (44px / 36px / 32px)
- Two CTA buttons styled to match their card's palette -- transparent on light, filled off-white on dark
Who it’s for
This section fits any nonprofit or cultural institution that relies on tiered annual memberships: museums, galleries, botanical gardens, zoos, historic sites, performing arts venues, libraries, and nature centers. It also works well for professional associations and community organizations that distinguish between individual and household-level support. The editorial tone -- Playfair Display headings, restrained warm neutrals, no photography -- reads as credible and institution-grade without requiring a large art budget or a complex page build.
Customization tips
The color scheme pivots entirely on two values: the dark card background (#1c1a17) and the warm off-white (#faf7f2). Swap both globally and every icon, text, button, and border inside those cards updates with them. To shift from warm neutrals to a cooler institutional palette, replace #faf7f2 with a cool gray and #6b645a with a slate tone in the section background and label text.
Prices are plain divi/text paragraphs -- click the module and type your amount. Keep price strings short (two to four characters) at this font size; a long string like $1,200 will need the font size reduced on smaller breakpoints. Feature list items fit comfortably at one line each; at 16px and the card's internal width, phrases up to about six words stay on a single line on desktop. If you need more than six features per plan, increase the card's bottom padding to compensate. To swap which plan reads as the recommended one, exchange the two card background colors and invert the icon and text colors accordingly.
How to install this layout
- Download the layout JSON file from this page.
- Open the target page in the Divi 5 builder.
- Open the portability panel (up/down arrows icon) and choose the Import tab.
- Upload the JSON. Tick “replace existing content” only for full-page imports.
- Check the page at desktop and mobile widths, then swap in your copy and images.
Full walkthrough with troubleshooting: How to Import a Divi 5 Layout.
Questions about Editorial Nonprofit Membership Pricing Section for Divi 5: Two-Plan Highlight
Does this layout include any images or background photos?
No. The entire section is typographic -- white section background, two solid-fill cards, and Font Awesome icon checkmarks. There are no image modules or background images to manage, which means it renders fast and requires no photography assets.
How do the two plan cards stack on mobile?
The card container uses `display: grid` with two columns at desktop. On phone, `gridColumnCount` drops to 1, so the Individual card appears first and the Household card stacks directly below it. Both cards become full-width at that breakpoint.
What is the first thing to edit after importing?
Replace the price values in the two `divi/text` price modules (`$45` and `$80`) and update the plan names (Individual / Household) in their H3 heading modules. Then update the feature list items and the button link URLs. The left-column pitch copy (H2 heading and body text) should be edited last once the plan details are confirmed.
Can I add a third plan to the grid?
Yes, but it requires a layout change. The parent group uses `gridColumnCount: 2` at desktop. Change that to 3 and add a third `divi/group` card using the same internal structure as either existing card. On tablet you may want to set `gridColumnCount` to 2 there as well, stacking the third card below the first row.
Which card is visually emphasized as the recommended plan?
The Household card on the right. It uses a near-black `#1c1a17` fill with inverted text and a 'Best value' uppercase label -- the only differentiation in the design. To move the emphasis to the Individual card, swap the background colors and text colors between the two cards.
How is the feature list built -- is it a single module or individual rows?
Each feature is a separate horizontal `divi/group` containing a `divi/icon` and a `divi/text` module. They are not a single list widget. This means you can delete individual rows, reorder them by dragging in the Divi editor, or change the icon for any specific item independently.
Which Divi version does this layout need?
Divi 5. The layout is generated natively for Divi 5 and validated against its real module structure before publication, so it imports clean into the current builder.
Can I use this layout on client websites?
Yes. Every download includes a commercial license covering unlimited sites you own or build for clients. Only reselling or redistributing the layout file itself is prohibited.
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