Closed Thiago-Morais closed 1 week ago
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Pitch: what problem are you trying to solve?
Currently, in the budget tab, if the balance is less than zero it turns red![image](https://github.com/actualbudget/actual/assets/21369746/53bbf662-b758-4f88-9f16-5382c9915358)
This is good as it makes it easy to see, at a glance, where we are overspending.
However, every other non-zero amount has the same color.![image](https://github.com/actualbudget/actual/assets/21369746/3a87018a-1119-466e-a513-330328ec0499)
Also, the group's title doesn't change colors even on Balance
This makes it harder to quickly gather information at a glance when you have many categories going all over the place.
Describe your ideal solution to this problem
My solution would be to:
First, apply the same color change to the
Budgeted
andSpent
columns as well as the Group's title.Second, Use different colors for Positive values.
The Goal Indicator part of the Budget Goal Templates is a great example of color usage.![](https://actualbudget.org/assets/ideal-img/templates-colors.407fb4e.701.png)
Teaching and learning
An addition in the documentation with a legend for each color