IP Votes: Concept Service Page (Class Test 2026)
This page recreates the layout of a typical service-category page — header, intro, a grid of package cards, a feature list, a short process and a closing call-to-action. It is part of a college web-design assignment. Nothing here is for sale, and no votes of any kind are provided.
Package Card Layout
Six placeholder cards in a 3×2 grid. Names, prices and features are intentionally blank.
Tier 1
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Tier 2
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Tier 3
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Tier 4
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Tier 5
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Tier 6
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About This Concept Page
This is the IP Votes page of the BuyOnlineVote class project. It exists to show how a service-category page is usually structured — not to describe or sell any real service.
Why This Page Layout Works
📐 Clear structure
A short intro, then cards, then supporting text: visitors see the main content first.
🧩 Reusable cards
The same card component repeats six times, which keeps the code short and consistent.
📱 Mobile friendly
The 3-column grid collapses to one column on small screens.
🔒 Honest labels
Every price and feature is a placeholder, and every button only shows a demo message.
Simple 3-Step Layout Pattern
- Intro: tell the visitor what the page is about.
- Options: show choices as cards.
- Next step: point to the contact page (demo form only).
Built for Class
All text, graphics and code on this page were written for the assignment. Questions? Use the demo contact page.
Project Notes & FAQ
Short notes about how this page was planned and built, shown in the same card format a blog section uses.
Is This a Real Service?
No. It is a static design mockup for a college web-design class test. It does not sell votes, take payments or deliver anything.
Planning the Section Order
How the reference page was broken down into header, hero, about, features, articles, testimonials and footer before coding.
Choosing Colors and Fonts
Navy background, bright red headings and a geometric sans-serif font were matched to the reference style.
Placeholder Testimonials
Written for this assignment to fill the slider — these are not real customer reviews.