The turni calendar fills the screen
The person who asked for the swipe wrote again, with a screenshot and two ideas. What came out of it was a wider pass over the interface than we expected.
The turni calendar on iPhone and iPad now fills the whole screen. The weeks take the space that is left over, the month reads larger, and the empty area that used to sit below it is gone.
The tab bar has become properly translucent, with content flowing underneath it instead of stopping above a flat band.
Where it came from
From the same person who suggested swiping between months in the first App Store review. They wrote again, this time by email, attaching a screenshot of a defect in the Profile summary and proposing two ideas.
The defect was real. With a long shift cycle the panel at the top of Profile came out clipped at the sides, and anyone running a cycle of twenty or thirty codes saw it every time they opened that screen. It is fixed, and the codes that do not fit now become a counter instead of being squeezed until they disappear.
What else changes
Tapping Mese while you are already on the calendar brings you back to the current month.
The month title always keeps the same size, so the calendar no longer shifts when you move from September to October.
The share button produces a PDF instead of an image, ready to print and to file.
And then alignment, sizing and spacing in a good many places, including the first-run screens.
Why we are telling you
Because this is the second turni update in a row that came from someone who uses it every day. Write to info@systema360.it, we read everything.
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