🎨 Palette: Add concrete examples to financial parameter tooltips#58
🎨 Palette: Add concrete examples to financial parameter tooltips#58
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💡 What: Added
helptooltips with concrete examples (e.g., "10 bps = 0.10%") to statistical and financial parameters like ADV Participation %, Transaction Cost, and High Volatility Quantile.🎯 Why: Users can find financial or statistical inputs ambiguous when only raw numerical values are used. Adding examples improves UX by confirming the expected format and meaning of the parameter.
📸 Before/After: Visual verification was performed with Playwright showing the tooltip rendering correctly on hover.
♿ Accessibility: Provides necessary context for screen readers and general users when interacting with complex numeric inputs.
📝 Journal: Added an entry detailing this learning to the
.Jules/palette.mdUX journal.PR created automatically by Jules for task 4953500907443970373 started by @aarjava