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The two-path conversion block — exactly two peer option cards side by side under one centred headline, each with an icon, eyebrow, title, body and its own button (the first light-filled, the second ghosted). Sits inside the closing glow band, capped to a 900px column.
When to use
When the conversion moment has two genuinely different paths and forcing one primary would lose half the readers — "start it yourself" against "walk me through it". Use DarkCtaBand when there is one obvious action with an optional secondary, and SectionCTA for a single inline nudge mid-page.
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Book a demoThe conversion moment splits into two complete option cards, not a copy column beside an action panel: each carries its own 40px duotone icon, mono eyebrow, ultralight display title, body and button. There is no eyebrow or lede above the headline, and no reassurance chip row — the reassurance lives in each card's body sentence. That chip row belongs to DarkCtaBand.
Never more or fewer than two: the light-filled / ghost-dark button pairing only makes sense as a
pair. Cards are rounder than the standard card (18px), padded 32px, and filled with a
translucent white wash rather than --m-card — drop them onto a paper band and they
vanish. The hover hairline is the literal on-ink mint rgba(91, 184, 176, 0.45),
because the light-mode accent border is invisible on the glow. On the live page the headline
also takes white-space: nowrap from 1024px, so its own <br> is
the only break allowed; that rule is left off here so the docs column can still wrap.