@AustinMKerr the zip code is not a field/value that is printed on a physical card.
Accordingly, as this UI library outputs a component that looks like a Credit Card, there wouldn't logically be a place for the zip code to be placed, since it is not printed on them.
Should you wish to collect the zip code, you explore the options below.
Typically, since the zip code is taken for online payments, it would be better to place the input for it alongside the credit card information, or alongside the fields that capture the customer's billing address.
Below is an image of an app I've got running in production that has the zip code field at the bottom of the form.
Also, alternatively, as I mentioned above you could have a separate form that captures your customer's billing details, and get the zip code from here.
@AustinMKerr the zip code is not a field/value that is printed on a physical card.
Accordingly, as this UI library outputs a component that looks like a Credit Card, there wouldn't logically be a place for the zip code to be placed, since it is not printed on them.
Should you wish to collect the zip code, you explore the options below.
Typically, since the zip code is taken for online payments, it would be better to place the
input
for it alongside the credit card information, or alongside the fields that capture the customer's billing address.Below is an image of an app I've got running in production that has the zip code field at the bottom of the form.
Also, alternatively, as I mentioned above you could have a separate form that captures your customer's billing details, and get the zip code from here.