Changes to How “Mark” Works on iOS

[Turmfunk]

Hi,

1. For years, the iOS app worked as follows: If I marked a card that had already been flagged, the star would replace the flag in the upper-left corner.

Now, the star is no longer displayed on a card that’s already been flagged. I think that’s a shame because I use flags for various status information, but I use the star to actually mark a map. So I preferred the old behavior and would really like to have it back?

Was this change made by accident or on purpose?

2. Just as an aside: Don’t you feel like doing something to improve the app’s accessibility? I love using flags, but the current color schemes aren’t very easy to distinguish for someone with color blindness. Could you look into choosing shades that would be a bit more accessible in the future? Look for example at the website of “audioeye.com” (can’t place the exact link here).

Thank you very much and best regards.

[kaiu]

In reality, three flags could look similar if the lighting is reduced—that is, in low-light conditions, all colors tend toward black and white. In such cases, you would need either a distinct object outline or, perhaps, a number placed next to it.
This is an example from a template/add-on of mine that I haven’t released yet.