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version 3.41.0

PRD-88 — BOOST 2-year plan. Linear project. A third BOOST billing option for web: $149 NZD every 24 months ($6.21 per month equivalent), next to $29 per month and $99 per 12 months. Web only, NZD only, no promo codes.

This file holds the in-app (chrome) screens, built on the real Settings page. The chrome-less trial paywall is the sibling variant paywall.html.

settings-2y-current — active 2-year subscriber. Adds a billing-option line under "You are currently on the BOOST plan.": 2-year plan, renews 28/07/2028 — the same date the confirm modal promises.
settings-scheduled — 12-month subscriber with a pending switch to 2-year; coral scheduled-change note in the real formatScheduledChangeNote() shape.
settings-2y-downgrade-scheduled — the AC5 mirror case: a 2-year subscriber who scheduled a downgrade to Monthly. Same note shape, but the effective date sits nearly two years out (28 Jul 2028).
settings-payment-failed — the billing-payment-failed region in its triggering state, for a failed $149.00 2-year renewal.
plans-modal — SortMe Plans modal for a Monthly subscriber: the BOOST card now has three price rows, the 2-year row highlighted as best value.
plans-modal-2y-current — the same modal for a 2-year subscriber: the 2-year row reads "Current plan"; Monthly and 12-month become downgrades, and the heads-up names the real period-end date.
confirm-upgrade — proration confirm for Monthly to 2-year (immediate swap, charged today).

Vocabulary. One name per billing option everywhere: Monthly, 12-month, 2-year — on the paywall cards, the plans-modal rows and header, the settings lines, the confirm modal and the trial timeline.

Design decisions embodied. The plan card's alternating index % 2 button colour must become an explicit "highlight the best-value option" rule, or the third row is coloured at random. The per-month savings line must be count-aware (divide by 24, not 12). The current-plan row is marked at full opacity with a coral ring and a tick, not dimmed — dimming the coral best-value row leaves white text on pale coral and fails contrast. Both cards now carry three rows: PRO gains a 2-year price of $399.00 ($16.63 per month), so the modal is symmetrical and the highlight rule applies identically to both.

Persona. persona.json's typical user is FREE; every PRD-88 state is about a paying BOOST subscriber, so the billing card depicts one. Every other region of the page is the persona default.

Faked vs real. Prices and per-month equivalents are the real PRD-88 numbers. Renewal dates, proration amounts and the scheduled-change date are faked. Stripe checkout, client secrets and the billing portal are not wired.