Changed
- A card's headline number is now the size the design system always promised it. It read at
Title 3 while the documentation described Title 1 - the same grade as the heading above it, so the
main statement of a card looked like its own footnote. Long values no longer shrink below Title 3;
where a row of cards gets too narrow for that, the row now wraps to two columns instead of
squeezing its cards. On a phone that had produced "GEGENSTÄN/DE" and "GESAMTWE/RT" broken
mid-compound across three lines, with an amount running into the neighbouring card. - Rewards tells apart where a point came from by its sign, not by its colour. Points earned from
a task and points given as a bonus were drawn in two tints that were byte-identical, because both
modules belong to the same colour family - the ledger showed two different things looking exactly
the same. The five kinds of entry have always had five distinct icons; those now carry the
distinction alone. The progress bar towards the next reward lost its gradient and wears the app's
single accent, like every other fill level. - Health stops saying "health" fourteen times on one screen. Seven card icons and six trend
lines were drawn in the module colour on a page whose title and seal already answer that question.
A trend line now carries the colour of its value, and a card icon the colour of its label. - A task's priority looks the same in the calendar as in the task list. In the calendar it was
still a tinted field with tinted lettering - the shape the last release replaced everywhere else
with a single dot in full colour beside plain type. The four levels sat perceptually 6.6 and 6.8
apart as tinted fields, against the 11.3 this project accepted for its chart colours. - Sub-tab counters, attachment chips, drop zones and note avatars no longer name a colour twice.
Each of them carried a module tone as a faint surface and the same tone again as its lettering or
glyph. A counter says how many, an attachment names a file, a drop zone is a placeholder - none of
them names an identity, so they are neutral now. The avatar on a note is the exception in the
other direction: it identifies a person and wears their colour at full strength. - Charts across the app share one coordinate system. The value axis, grid and time labels now
come from one place instead of three, and a chart no longer stretches out of proportion to fill
its box.
Fixed
- The inventory's three headline numbers were rendering as body text. They carried a class name
that no stylesheet has ever defined, so "24.503,00 €" sat in the same size and weight as the
label above it. - The install banner no longer hides the end of a page. It sits fixed above the content like the
action button and the bulk-action pill, but unlike those two it never reserved any room: on the
rewards page the last 97 pixels of the final row - a child's points, their progress bar and the
redeem button - stayed under the banner with no way to scroll to them. - In the light theme, the settings list shows all of its module marks again. The neutral mark
sat one surface step too high and measured 1.01:1 against its own ground, which is not a surface
at all. Twelve coloured marks stood next to seventeen invisible ones; in the dark theme the same
rule had always been visible. - The budget's trend chart labels its scale inside the picture. The axis sat outside the chart
as separate text, because the chart was stretched and any text inside it would have been distorted
too - which had it backwards: the stretching was the cause. Outside, the labels drifted against
their own grid lines whenever the chart resized, and the amounts were cut off on the left, showing
"050,00 €" where "5.050 €" belongs. - The housekeeping payment bars show how full they are. Two bars stood next to each other at
fixed pixel heights with no track behind them, so the taller one showed nothing except that it was
taller. The "last visit" figure carried a date and a time in one number and ran past the edge of
its card; the time is now a footnote under the date. - On a narrow screen, a recipe row keeps its shape. The ingredient count was aligned to the
right while the recipe name started on the left, on the line directly below it - the alignment was
written for the wide layout and stayed when the narrow one moved the count onto its own row. - The subscription chart's line is evenly thick. It was drawn into a stretched box without the
attribute that keeps stroke widths constant, so the line came out thicker in one direction than
the other. Its colour now comes from the chart-series palette rather than the module tint.