For games where the platinum was earned, paint the border blue (we can use the same blue of the platinums themselves: DodgerBlue) and green for when it's a 100% title completion.
Something else that would be nice to have is making the gradient for 100% titles only change from yellow to green. It's a bit harder to notice which gradient type you have prior to 70%+. Making the gradients different would make that distinguishing process much easier on the eyes.
INTERNAL:
And while we are at it, since we would essentially have 3 gradients at that point (ryg for trophies, ryb for platinum games and yg for 100% games), this would be a good moment to refactor the gradient function and separate it into 3 separate functions. That way, if we ever need to change just one of the gradients, we can easily do so without affecting the others.
For consideration: if the yg gradient looks good on its own, consider discontinuing the ryg gradient for trophies altogether and using that instead.
For games where the platinum was earned, paint the border blue (we can use the same blue of the platinums themselves:
DodgerBlue
) and green for when it's a 100% title completion.Something else that would be nice to have is making the gradient for 100% titles only change from yellow to green. It's a bit harder to notice which gradient type you have prior to 70%+. Making the gradients different would make that distinguishing process much easier on the eyes.
INTERNAL: And while we are at it, since we would essentially have 3 gradients at that point (
ryg
for trophies,ryb
for platinum games andyg
for 100% games), this would be a good moment to refactor the gradient function and separate it into 3 separate functions. That way, if we ever need to change just one of the gradients, we can easily do so without affecting the others.For consideration: if the
yg
gradient looks good on its own, consider discontinuing theryg
gradient for trophies altogether and using that instead.