Probably just attempting to follow material design conventions, a ripple from the location the user tapped is the convention for buttons and other tappable items.
It is a little janky here though, it doesnāt seem to ripple over the entire button correctly when you tap a tab for it to switch to. It ripples correctly after that if you tap the same tab again though.
If you tap āPaymentsā, then āScheduledā, then 'Payments, then āScheduledā, thenā¦ (repeat) watch the shaded area that is displayed. It changes shape and position.
To be rebellious, tap āPaymentsā, then āScheduledā, then āScheduledā, then āScheduledā, then āPaymentsā - you get the idea.
And;
The Macro Budgeting feature looks like the Pulse Graph is about to return in another guise
Yh, I had a play around with it before replying. If I switched between tabs it would just highlight the spot where Iād tapped for a short time. If I tapped the active tab again (say, already on scheduled and tap scheduled again), it ripples correctly out to the edges of the tab.
The former is somewhat similar to what Iāve seen in personal projects when I accidentally had actual logic running on the UI thread which stopped the animation of the ripple.
I hadnāt actually tried flipping back and forth between the tabs quickly though, donāt get any ripple at all alot of the time while doing that it is extremely janky
Iām really excited about improvements to the budgeting stuff. With open banking integration thereās some good opportunities to help people tackle debt from other sources. And to build up savings.
I have a feeling (or desire?) all users will get insight/overview stuff like this and plus will bring in YNAB-like tools. Which seems cool.