🎨 Palette: Add concrete tooltip to Transaction Cost input#95
🎨 Palette: Add concrete tooltip to Transaction Cost input#95
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💡 What: Added a helpful tooltip explaining "bps" with a concrete mathematical example.
🎯 Why: Users can find financial jargon like basis points (bps) ambiguous. Providing a concrete example ("10 bps = 0.10%") clarifies the input and reduces configuration errors.
♿ Accessibility: Improves cognitive accessibility by clearly defining abstract units inline via Streamlit's native tooltip support.
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🎨 Palette: Add concrete tooltip to Transaction Cost input
💡 What: Added a helpful tooltip explaining "bps" with a concrete mathematical example to the Transaction Cost input in the Backtest Settings.
🎯 Why: Users can find financial jargon like basis points (bps) ambiguous. Providing a concrete example ("10 bps = 0.10%") clarifies the expected input format and reduces configuration errors.
♿ Accessibility: Improves cognitive accessibility by clearly defining abstract units inline via Streamlit's native tooltip (
help) support, instead of relying on external documentation.PR created automatically by Jules for task 11569855098934400102 started by @aarjava