Improvement to an existing feature: Improved

Your Target Mix, and goal tiles that always fit

Allocation targets are now your Target Mix, and the goal tiles make room for the words that matter.

Four goal tiles, each with a title and a figures line, the third one titled Target Mix

Two small things that make your goals easier to read: a friendlier name for allocation targets, and goal tiles that fit every screen.

What changed

  • Allocation targets are now called Target Mix, on its card, its settings and everywhere else it appears.
  • Each goal tile shows its figures in the same green, amber or red as its badge, and fits any screen: full words like months when there is room, short forms like mo or $12K when there is not, with the full text on hover or tap.
  • The line next to the figures says what is left to do: the money to rebalance, or the years to go.
  • The loading placeholders for the returns row keep their titles and match the real cells, so nothing jumps when your numbers arrive.
  • With a mouse, only the figure itself reacts when you point at it. The blank space beside it no longer opens the next line down. Touch targets stay full size.

Your targets and goals are exactly as you left them. Only the names and the look changed.

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