A Gift Card Flow That Actually Feels Like a Gift

First thing you notice is that warm salmon-toned card floating on the right. It looks like something you'd actually want to receive. The gift box illustration is minimal but charming, and the whole card has a subtle tilt that gives it personality without trying too hard.

Clean Decision Architecture

The left side is pure function. Two simple questions: which plan, how many months. Radio-style selectors with clear labels like "For the curious" and "For the power user" do the heavy lifting. No tooltips, no comparison tables. Just pick and go. The total updates to €108.00 and a single "Next" button sits at the bottom. Nothing competes for attention.

Typography and Restraint

That serif headline "Give the gift of Claude" feels warm and editorial. Everything else drops into a clean sans-serif. The hierarchy is obvious. Lots of whitespace. The beige background on the right half creates a natural two-panel split without any visible divider. It's confident design that trusts the content to carry itself.