webtricks-tier-pricing-ui

Implement tier-based pricing UI with lockable features and consistent messaging.

7|1|Updated Feb 14, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/fratilanico/apex-os-bad-boy --skill webtricks-tier-pricing-ui
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Skill: webtricks-tier-pricing-ui
Source: https://github.com/fratilanico/apex-os-bad-boy/tree/main/webtricks-tier-pricing-ui
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/fratilanico/apex-os-bad-boy --skill webtricks-tier-pricing-ui

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Tiered pricing UI patterns help teams design clear, consistent pricing experiences by gating features per tier and ensuring uniform messaging across pages.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Tiered pricing data model with lock/unlock states and tier-aware messaging
  • Cross-page consistency for pricing, tier selectors, and feature comparisons
  • Progressive disclosure that reveals features and timelines based on selected tier

Quick Start

Create a tiered pricing UI with lock/unlock states to demonstrate gated features.

Frequently Asked Questions about webtricks-tier-pricing-ui

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I design a tiered pricing UI with lock and unlock states?

A tiered pricing UI uses a data model that gates features per tier, applying lock and unlock states to control access. This ensures uniform messaging and consistent tier names, colors, and deliverables across pricing pages and feature comparison grids.

What is progressive disclosure in pricing page design?

Progressive disclosure in pricing pages reveals features and timelines dynamically based on the selected tier. It uses a tier selector to progressively unlock gated content, ensuring users only see deliverables relevant to their current plan.

How do I keep feature comparison grids consistent across multiple views?

Feature comparison grids stay consistent by using a centralized tier data model that defines uniform tier names, colors, and deliverables. This model drives UI state management across pages, ensuring every view displays identical pricing and gating behavior.

Can I link build phases to deliverables in a tier selector?

Yes, you can link build phases to deliverables using a cross-slide pattern within the tier selector. This pattern connects progressive disclosure stages directly to tier-specific outputs, ensuring locked features map accurately to their corresponding delivery timelines.

What is the best way to manage UI state for enable and disable behavior in pricing tiers?

Managing UI state for enable and disable behavior requires a defined data model for tiers that tracks lock and unlock states. This state management ensures consistent gating behavior across pricing pages, tier selectors, and feature comparison grids.