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586373 tn?1312031791

Marking both sides of trackers

You know how at the moment you have the data for trackers which are in chart or graph form on the left hand side of the chart/graph?  Could you put the information on the right hand side as well?  The stretch between is long enough that by the time you're looking at information on the right side, it's difficult to see which numbers it relates to.  I have visual problems and thus find this particularly difficult, especially with the sleep tracker, but I think it'd be difficult for anyone.

Incidentally, it's great that you have different colours available for the backgrounds, both as a memory aid and for those of us with visual problems (e.g. dyslexia, Meares-Irlen Syndrome, autism spectrum and so on). It'd be great if you could add one or two more, perhaps one in apricot for instance.  People with visual processing disorders often find that it is much easier for them to read with a certain colour as a background, but impossible with other colours, so the wider the range, the better.
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586373 tn?1312031791
Three years on, is there any chance of this happening?  I honestly can't see how it would be difficult to implement.
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10947 tn?1281404252
Thank you for the suggestions. We'll look into ways of making it easier to determine the y-axis value if you're all the way on the right. We'll also look into adding more background colors. We'll add these requests to our lists and let you know when they're available.

Thanks,
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