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Section 2 requires 4.5:1 contrast for text in both modes. Green 600 (#3FB86D), prescribed for success text and green text on light surfaces in sections 7.4, 7.7, and 9 and in the checklist, measures 2.53:1 on white — well under that, and under 3:1 even as a non-text mark. Green 700 (#2D8F52), the light-mode Theme Primary, measures 4.07:1 as text.
Cuts v1.6 per the process in standards/README.md: new version file, repointed latest symlink, updated the index page and version table.
Within the new version:
Section 7.4: Green 800 documented for green text on light surfaces (8.17:1); Green 700 documented for fills and non-text marks only (3:1); Green 600 documented as not used for text or icons on light surfaces.
Section 7.7: Success now Green 800, not Green 600.
Section 9: the accent-on-white rule now names Green 800 for light-surface green text, and is explicit that Green 700 is for non-text use only.
Checklist: the Success line now asks for Green 800 text.
A stale "(v1.5)" in the Agent Implementation Checklist heading, left over from copying the previous version forward, is bumped to (v1.6).
Section 8.2's primary/onPrimary mapping is intentionally unchanged. Whether primary itself moves to Green 800 is the open question on #173 — it changes the color of every light-mode button, so it isn't mine to decide in a contrast-fix PR. Added a note pointing at the issue instead of guessing.
Testing
Not applicable, documentation only. Diffed v1.5 against v1.6 to confirm the only changes are the ones described above. Checked the standards-version-guard workflow logic against this diff by hand: the symlink, README marker, and version table all move together in one commit, and v1.5 itself is untouched.
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Documentation
Updated the design standards reference to identify v1.6 as current and v1.5 as superseded.
Added v1.6 guidance for client visuals and behavior, including themes, layouts, accessibility, iconography, color use, and measurement-unit presentation.
Green 600 (#3FB86D) was prescribed for success text and green text on
light surfaces in sections 7.4, 7.7, and 9, and in the checklist. It
measures 2.53:1 on white, below the 4.5:1 the document requires in
section 2, and below 3:1 even as a non-text mark. Green 700 (#2D8F52),
used for the light-mode Theme Primary, measures 4.07:1 as text.
Green text and the Success semantic color on light surfaces now use
Green 800 (#005C2E), which clears 4.5:1. Green 700 stays documented
for fills and non-text marks, where 3:1 applies, not for text.
Section 8.2's primary/onPrimary mapping is unchanged: whether primary
itself moves to Green 800 is still open, since that changes the color
of every light-mode button. A note points at design#173 rather than
deciding it here.
Fixes#173
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The design standards now identify v1.6 as current. This version adds client UI and color guidance, device-unit and locale rules, and documentation requirements.
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Client UI and color guidance standards/meshtastic_design_standards_v1_6.md
Defines client UI patterns, color scales, Material 3 mappings, and color-use constraints.
Units and locale presentation standards/meshtastic_design_standards_v1_6.md
Specifies canonical metric units for device data and OS-based conversion and locale formatting for presentation.
Documentation and in-product text standards/meshtastic_design_standards_v1_6.md
Adds documentation rules for ownership, writing, structure, accessibility, translation, versioning, and in-product wording, plus checklists.
This documentation update sets v1.6 as the current standard, but its unit guidance could lead Android and Web clients to show metric numbers with imperial labels. Fix that guidance, and ideally the smaller label and wording errors, before merging.
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- Line 34: Update the Null Data Suppression guidance so a 0% battery reading is
treated as valid and remains visible in the list view; suppress only absent,
unknown, or invalid battery values.
- Around line 9-10: Update the section headings in the design standards
document, including “Node Identity: The Circle Standard,” to sentence case,
preserving their wording and applying the same capitalization consistently.
- Line 313: Update the telemetry and position data statement to describe values
as using canonical device units defined by the schema, not metric SI units.
Clarify that unit handling must follow each field’s schema-defined unit; do not
assume groundSpeed is in m/s or convert fields a second time.
- Around line 46-47: Update the Typography and Touch Targets requirements to use
platform-native logical units: specify scalable sp for Android text and points
for Apple hit regions, and set Android touch targets to at least 48dp. If
retaining pixel values, state their equivalent logical-unit mappings and
preserve Dynamic Type scaling without clipping or layout breakage.
- Around line 12-14: Update the Messaging View bullets so each begins with a
sentence rather than a bold label, and apply the same change to the repeated
bullet lists in Sections 2, 4, and 9 while preserving their meaning.
- Line 340: Update the measurement-formatting guidance to require converting the
numeric value into the user’s preferred measurement system before formatting it.
Clarify that Android MeasureFormat and Web Intl.NumberFormat provide localized
formatting only, and do not perform unit conversion; apply the same correction
to the related guidance.
- Line 111: Correct the role descriptions for Green 950 and Blue 900 in the
palette table: label Green 950 as onPrimaryContainer light, and describe Blue
900 as very dark blue without assigning it a Material 3 role.
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Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
Use sentence case for headings.
Line 9 uses Node Identity: The Circle Standard, while Line 542 requires sentence case headings. The earlier section headings use the same title-case pattern. Change headings such as this one to Node identity: the circle standard.
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Review comment at @standards/meshtastic_design_standards_v1_6.md around lines 9
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Update the section headings in the design standards document, including “Node
Identity: The Circle Standard,” to sentence case, preserving their wording and
applying the same capitalization consistently.
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Remove bold labels at the start of bullets.
Lines 12-14 use * **Messaging View:** and **Others:** as bullet labels. The same pattern appears in Sections 2, 4, and 9. Rewrite these as sentence bullets and apply the same change to the repeated lists.
As per coding guidelines, Markdown bullets must not lead with a bold label.
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Update the Messaging View bullets so each begins with a sentence rather than a
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* **Enabled-Only Settings:** Only show configuration options or status fields for modules/features currently enabled on the device.
* **Null Data Suppression:** If data is unavailable (e.g., no GPS lock or 0% battery), hide the field entirely from the list view. Avoid "N/A" or "0" placeholders.
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Do not hide a valid zero battery reading.
Line 34 treats 0% battery as unavailable data. A zero reading is valid and can be the most important battery state to show. Suppress only absent, unknown, or invalid values.
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Review comment at @standards/meshtastic_design_standards_v1_6.md at line 34:
Update the Null Data Suppression guidance so a 0% battery reading is treated as
valid and remains visible in the list view; suppress only absent, unknown, or
invalid battery values.
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* **Typography:** Default body font size is **16px**. The application must support **Dynamic Type** scaling (up to 200%) without clipping text or breaking the layout.
* **Touch Targets:** Minimum **44x44 pixels** for all interactive elements to accommodate varying levels of motor precision.
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Use platform-native logical units for text and hit targets.
Lines 46-47 use px for Android and Apple requirements. Apple specifies points for hit regions, while Android recommends scalable sp text and 48dp touch targets. Define platform-native units or state the equivalent logical-pixel mapping. Otherwise, an Android client can miss the touch-target requirement and fixed text units can ignore font scaling. (developer.apple.com)
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Update the Typography and Touch Targets requirements to use platform-native
logical units: specify scalable sp for Android text and points for Apple hit
regions, and set Android touch targets to at least 48dp. If retaining pixel
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Correct the Green 950 and Blue 900 role labels in the palette table.
Both labels name a Material 3 role that the Section 8 mappings do not assign to that color. Green 950 is the light-scheme onPrimaryContainer, not the dark-scheme one. Blue 900 is not used in any role mapping.
🎨 Suggested fix
-| Green 950 | `#002E13` | `0 46 19` | Darkest green (onPrimaryContainer dark) |+| Green 950 | `#002E13` | `0 46 19` | Darkest green (onPrimaryContainer light) |
-| Blue 900 | `#002366` | `0 35 102` | onTertiaryContainer dark |+| Blue 900 | `#002366` | `0 35 102` | Very dark blue |
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Correct the role descriptions for Green 950 and Blue 900 in the palette table:
label Green 950 as onPrimaryContainer light, and describe Blue 900 as very dark
blue without assigning it a Material 3 role.
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Meshtastic devices transmit all telemetry and position data in **metric SI units**. The client must never expose raw metric values to users who expect imperial or other regional units. Instead, the client must delegate unit conversion and formatting to the **operating system's locale and measurement system APIs**, which handle this automatically based on the user's device settings.
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Use “canonical device units,” not “metric SI units.”
Lines 313 and 319 claim that all data uses metric SI units. The table lists km/h, hPa, degrees, µR/hr, and scaled coordinates. These are canonical schema units, but they are not all SI units. Use the schema-defined unit for each field. This avoids treating groundSpeed as m/s or converting a field twice.
Also applies to: 319-319
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Update the telemetry and position data statement to describe values as using
canonical device units defined by the schema, not metric SI units. Clarify that
unit handling must follow each field’s schema-defined unit; do not assume
groundSpeed is in m/s or convert fields a second time.
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Every major platform provides measurement formatting APIs that automatically convert and format values based on the user's locale and measurement system preference. Clients **must** use these APIs rather than implementing manual conversion logic.
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Add an explicit conversion step for Android and Web.
MeasureFormat formats the unit it receives and does not convert it. LocaleData.getMeasurementSystem() reports the measurement system; it is not a conversion API. Intl.NumberFormat formats the unit named in unit; it does not convert the numeric value. MeasureFormat.FormatWidth.SHORT changes display width, not unit selection or natural scaling. The current guidance can produce incorrect imperial values when a metric number is formatted with an imperial label. Require conversion before formatting, then use these APIs for localized output. (developer.android.com)
Also applies to: 345-346, 369-369
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Update the measurement-formatting guidance to require converting the numeric
value into the user’s preferred measurement system before formatting it. Clarify
that Android MeasureFormat and Web Intl.NumberFormat provide localized
formatting only, and do not perform unit conversion; apply the same correction
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Summary
Section 2 requires 4.5:1 contrast for text in both modes. Green 600 (
#3FB86D), prescribed for success text and green text on light surfaces in sections 7.4, 7.7, and 9 and in the checklist, measures 2.53:1 on white — well under that, and under 3:1 even as a non-text mark. Green 700 (#2D8F52), the light-mode Theme Primary, measures 4.07:1 as text.Fixes #173.
What changed
Cuts v1.6 per the process in
standards/README.md: new version file, repointedlatestsymlink, updated the index page and version table.Within the new version:
Successnow Green 800, not Green 600.Section 8.2's
primary/onPrimarymapping is intentionally unchanged. Whetherprimaryitself moves to Green 800 is the open question on #173 — it changes the color of every light-mode button, so it isn't mine to decide in a contrast-fix PR. Added a note pointing at the issue instead of guessing.Testing
Not applicable, documentation only. Diffed v1.5 against v1.6 to confirm the only changes are the ones described above. Checked the standards-version-guard workflow logic against this diff by hand: the symlink, README marker, and version table all move together in one commit, and v1.5 itself is untouched.
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