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Meetings on the lead card fit on a phone, and a cancelled meeting no longer offers to reschedule
On the lead card the date sits above the meeting and the buttons no longer squeeze. In the calendar the meeting link is larger, and the current time label keeps clear of the hour.
In the list of meetings on the lead card, on a phone the date pressed against the meeting's frame and the buttons stacked one per line. Now the date sits above the meeting and the four buttons fit in two rows inside the frame. On a wide screen the date stands beside the meeting and the buttons fit in one row.
A cancelled meeting keeps only the download to calendar button. Before, it still offered to reschedule. Now it has no buttons to reschedule it, cancel it or mark it as held.
In the calendar:
- The time and the name on a meeting card are now a single link, tall enough to tap with a finger. Before, only the name was a link, and a small one.
- A screen reader starts the link with what is on screen, the meeting time and the name, and then says that it opens the lead card.
- The label by the current time line no longer runs over the hour next to it. It stays in the hours column and covers neither meetings nor free hours.
- When there is a free hour today, the first Tab into the calendar lands on it, even if a morning meeting sits earlier in the grid. Before, Tab stopped on that meeting's card first.
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