fat-card

Summary

The amber offer to name a cooking fat the estimator never mentioned.

Raw wireframe

• .context/designs/mobile/patterns/fat-card.html

Why it is drawn this way

It appears only on a plate with no fat row at all. With one, the row below carries the same words, the same number and the same destination, and meal already forbids a card that names a row a few pixels under it. Without one there is nothing to tap, and "no oil went in" and "we forgot to count it" look identical on a plate that has no fat row either way.

A pattern, not a second meal screen. The card is the only difference between the two faces of meal, and a frame whose other forty rows are identical is a frame nobody diffs. Both cases are drawn here instead — the card, and the dashed box that says what stands in its place.

Amber, because the app is asking. Amber is reserved for exactly that across the set; a settled row is never amber. See the-ask.

Related

• meal
• fat
• the-ask

Sources

• .context/designs/mobile/patterns/fat-card.html