Fitness Level colour bar all blue

Yes... that's their new color scheme.... Red to green ist gone... But it should actually look like this so presumably a bug 

Thanks @tristan2002.13 , looks like you're on Android while I'm on iOS which explains the difference.

For what it's worth the all blue colour scheme seems like a backward step...

+1 for bringing back more meaningful colour in your UX/UI please Withings!

Absolutely! Those blue colors mean nothing.... If you are a new user and don't know the old color you can't use any of these in a meaningful way... If light blue now good or bad? The more blue the better or worse??? Green is green and you know you're on track and red is bad.

But I already suspect why they removed all the colors for you to asses if the value is good or bad. They told me:

"Hi Tristan, thanks for your message. We like your suggestion but this is something difficult to implement still being inclusive. For example, for some users walking 5000 steps/day is really an accomplishment taking into consideration their physical condition. While for a professional athlete walking only 5000 steps/day is not a big deal. So, this is very difficult to determine "universally" if a value is great or not. Is that clear for you? Let me know if you need me give further informations :) -Justine"

It's sooo hard to asses if a value if great or not 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

Well, I started in the red zone which was a GREAT ongoing motivation for me to change my habits and check my progress - I'm now in the green zone!

I doubt anyone is going to feel as motivated to change from dark blue to light blue. But apparently that doesn't matter as much as making them feel like they were included... 🤦🏻‍♂️

I agree too much Blues doesn't make any sense 🤔. The starting colour scheme should be orange or red and end colour green⭐.This way it's easier to understand. And you know your target,if they like blues. So much use it in the middle section.

Please give us back the softer color scheme of before. Put the effort into more accurate device measurements instead of your notion of aesthetics.