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iOS APP - Stationary versus Active - Color Scheme

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‎10-04-2016 14:05

‎10-04-2016 14:05

In looking at the Hourly Activity screen you'd think Fitbit is advocating stationary time over active time.  Why do I say that you may ask?  You use green for stationary and red for active.  Green is generally used for good, go, normal.  Red is used for bad, stop, or an alarm.

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‎10-06-2016 05:08

‎10-06-2016 05:08

Hi there @Sparky617, thank you for your observation about the color scheme; I understand your point of view and thank you for the feedback.

 

In this case the Red color has been used to highlight the time you have been more active as to make reference it was the period of time you were reaching your hourly goals.

 

At the moment no one has share a similar feedback, so feel free to share your suggestion in our Feature Suggestion board. Our product teams looks forward to reading and incorporating your suggestions into future versions of Fitbit trackers and apps.

 

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