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Museum — Membership / Patron Tiers

A refined membership and patronage page for a fictional art museum, presenting four levels of support — Individual, Dual, Patron, and Benefactor — as gallery-cool cards over generous wall space. Each tier carries a price, a curated benefits list, and its own join button, with the Patron level marked as the most chosen. A monthly/annual toggle smoothly re-prices every card and updates the billing line, selecting a tier marks the card and raises a toast, and a quiet statistics band grounds the philanthropic tone.

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Membership / Patron Tiers

A membership page for the fictional Verrand Museum of Art, framed in the calm, curatorial register of a cultural institution. A serif display masthead and a generous hero set the philanthropic tone — your support sustains the care of more than 41,000 works, from the Lenten Triptych (c. 1480) to the West Atrium commissions. Four tier cards follow: Individual, Dual, Patron, and Benefactor, each with a kicker, a price, a curated benefits list with gold ring markers, and its own join button. The Patron card is lifted as the Most chosen level with a gold ribbon and a warm gradient wash.

The page is genuinely interactive. A pill-shaped monthly/annual toggle re-prices every card at once — amounts flip with a brief fade, the / month cadence becomes / year, and the billing line updates to note the two free months. Choosing a level marks that card’s button as selected, restores any previously chosen card, and raises a small toast summarizing the tier, price, and cadence. A charcoal statistics band and a tax-deductibility note round out the layout.

Everything is vanilla HTML, CSS, and JavaScript with no dependencies. The grid reflows from four columns to two and then to a single stack with the popular tier floated to the top, navigation collapses, and focus styles, a skip link, and aria-pressed toggles keep it keyboard- and screen-reader-friendly down to 360px.

Illustrative UI only — demo data; not a real museum system.