Same button, same blue
Sunday is a good day for tidying. Nobody books meetings, so nobody notices you moving the furniture. Time of Meeting spent it making its buttons look like they belong to the same family.
One fill for the buttons that do things
Until now, the buttons around your cities didn't quite agree on what "important" looks like. Close, but not the same, like four people who all bought "the blue one" from different shops.
Now they match. Snap to Now (when you've wandered away from the current time), Add to Calendar, Share and Add a city all use the same flat cyan fill, the same edge and the same soft glow when you hover. Hover over Share and only Share lights up, so you always know which one you're about to press. In light mode the cyan is a touch softer, so it doesn't shout.
No new colours were invented in the making of this change. We just stopped using so many of the old ones.
A bigger target for Add a city
The Add a city button is now 44 pixels tall, a comfortable size for a thumb on a phone or a slightly tired mouse hand at the end of the day.
The overlap box stays put
When you add enough cities, the overlap summary wraps onto more lines. It now measures itself after wrapping, stays pinned next to Add a city, and moves down just below the Best Overlap badge rather than sitting on top of it. Remove a city and it slides back to where it was.
Behind the scenes
The pages now share one stylesheet for the common pieces, like the header, the footer, the buttons and the little pop-up notices. You won't see that directly, but it means a fix to a button lands on every page at once instead of one page at a time.
Try it
Open Time of Meeting, add a few cities, drag the time away from now and hover over the buttons. If one of them still looks like it's from a different family, tell us with the Feedback button.