I think your advice on page flow in good. Here's a couple of additional ideas that could help your current page: 1) increase the left and right margins for you

I think your advice on page flow in good. Here's a couple of additional ideas that could help your current page: 1) increase the left and right margins for your nav menu to match the margins of your other page elements, like the price menu. 2) Change the color of the card icons, making them all the same color. 3) Use a palette maker like http://paletton.com http://paletton.com or pre-set palettes like from http://www.colourlovers.com/ http://www.colourlovers.com/ But next one is important! 4) For UX/UI beginners, USE AS FEW COLORS AS POSSIBLE. Maybe even just one accent colors along with several shades of blacks or greys. Maybe then use colourlovers or paletton to help add one additional color and ask for input. The number one mistake I see backend devs making when they make frontend sites is using lots of different colors that don't work together (btw, even very talented designers usually use no more than 2-3 colors along with various shades of white/grey/black).