A public eligibility check with a questionnaire and a live counter
Savings Check for Students
A questionnaire that ends with a number, not a thank-you page.
A questionnaire that ends in a number: what can be saved. Four steps, follow-up questions only where they matter, and the answers stay in the browser until they are sent.
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01 / What it does
A public check that works out what someone can save, without an account. Twenty-three questions across four steps, with follow-ups that appear only when an answer calls for them and a fallback for cases the list does not cover. The result arrives on a card of its own, with the amount and nothing else on it. The email address is asked for at the end rather than the start, and the two consents behind it are kept apart and stored with the exact wording that was agreed to, which is the part that has to hold up later.
02 / What I built
Four steps instead of one long list
Twenty-three questions in four steps, with conditional follow-ups and a fallback.
The result on a card of its own
Answers stay in a browser draft until they are sent; the result is a card of its own.
Consents kept separate and provable
Two separate consents, stored with the wording version that was agreed to.
