Offer card

Status: ✅ Implemented

Intent

Present an upsell the way a salesperson would — the upgrade next to what the customer already has, with a photo, the differentiating features and the price delta — so accepting it is one click at the moment of highest relevance (e.g. room assignment during check-in).

Solution

Use the OfferCard component: an optional image header (16:9 cover, skipped when absent), a floating tag chip, title + subtitle, features rendered as outline chips, and a footer. A non-current card shows a full-width primary button (actionLabel, with priceLabel right-aligned inside) and an accent border; the current/assigned variant (current(true)) shows a muted currentLabel instead of any CTA.

@Section("Upgrade")
Component upgrade = OfferCard.builder()
        .tag("UPGRADE DISPONIBLE")
        .title("Master Oceanfront Suite").subtitle("Planta 14 · Primera línea")
        .image("https://example.com/suite.jpg")
        .features(List.of("68 m²", "Vista mar frontal", "Terraza + jacuzzi", "Sofá lounge"))
        .priceLabel("+ € 65 / noche")
        .actionLabel("Mejorar a esta habitación").actionId("upgrade")
        .build();

Component assigned = OfferCard.builder()
        .tag("HABITACIÓN ASIGNADA")
        .title("Ocean Suite").subtitle("Planta 12")
        .features(List.of("45 m²", "Vista mar lateral", "Balcón"))
        .current(true).currentLabel("✓ Incluida en tu reserva")
        .build();

The CTA dispatches the standard action-requested event with the card’s actionId and no parameters — one card, one offer, one action. Current cards dispatch nothing.

When to use it

Use an OfferCard for a single, contextual offer — typically a current-vs-upgrade pair side by side. To compare several plans/tiers in columns use a Pricing table; for many small priced extras with a running total use an Add-on picker. See it composed into a whole screen in Front-office screens. Demo: /offer-card-demo.