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Color #109
Description
Color needs some re-thinking. Most urgently, green can't represent both "insulin" and "good/fresh".
In addition, indicators like battery and reservoir don't need to take visual precedence when they're "in the green" anyway. They should move to the background when all is well, using a grey tone that still indicates level.
Where green/yellow/red is used, there should be another distinguishing glyph to assist those with colorblindness. A red circle with an exclamation point would better indicate a stale loop.
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loudnate commentedon Aug 7, 2016
The other thing about color is that the graphs rely too much on color for distinguishing data type. It's time to increase white space (and add labels). All 4 graphs don't need to fit on the same screen simultaneously, since it's possible to pan values while scrolling.
jlucasvt commentedon Aug 8, 2016
Just a note. It may also be beneficial when to change the Prediction color to highlight the prediction as distinctive from the overall Glucose history.
jlucasvt commentedon Aug 8, 2016
Not sure if the charting lib would support it, but how about a means of sorting the layered chart data using a tab interface that allows the selection of Glucose, Insulin, Dosing, Carbs.
eszcloud commentedon Aug 9, 2016
For prediction, one alternative to having a different color for historical vs predicted data would be to have the one set of values be bolder than the others both in the plot and for the numbers as you're panning through.
Adjustments to color and icons.
Adjustments to color and icons.
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