- Ya
- 30 Mei 2026, 01:25 UTC
- Mwandishi
- kamo
- Ahadi ya
- f273999
The new-offer page was a tall narrow column on wide screens — wasted half the viewport. Now uses CSS Grid with the form on the left (5fr) and a live "Offer Preview" pane on the right (7fr) that updates as the operator types. Single-column on small screens (< lg). Form side: - Section blocks with icons (Product · Borrower · Amount · Custom Terms) - Borrower fields stack vertically (member id + state) in a more compact presentation now that horizontal space is reserved for the preview Preview side (only when a product is chosen): - Hero card with gradient background, kind chip, product name, and a human-readable headline ("$5,000 · 12-month installment · 14.99% APR" / "$25,000 line of credit · 9.99% rate") - 4-tile stats grid: principal, rate, monthly payment, term (installment) or principal, rate, draw period, repayment period (LOC) - Fee breakdown (origination/late/NSF/annual) with "custom" chip when an override is applied - Cost summary panel: net disbursed, total interest, total cost - Amortization schedule peek: first 3 + last 3 rows with a "{N} more payments…" gap row for terms > 6 months - TILA reminder note explaining the backend computes the true APR + builds the real schedule + renders disclosures on send All math is client-side straight-line amortization (P × r × (1+r)^n / ((1+r)^n - 1)) — a faithful preview, not the final disclosed APR. Backend still owns truth.