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No pointless decimals in a chart's change. A whole change reads
"+361 USD", not "+361.0 USD", in the title row, the caption and the hover
text; a real decimal stays ("+2.5 USD") and thousands get a comma.
The year calendar fits a phone. When its tile is too narrow for every
week it shows the newest weeks that fit (squares of at least 6 px), with the
month names moved to the weeks that are left, and never scrolls sideways.
Wider tiles show every week as before.
Tables in a narrow tile are tidier. A heading wraps at its spaces and is
never cut off or broken in the middle of a word, headings share one baseline,
numbers are never clipped, text and type are a little tighter, and a cut text
cell shows its whole text on hover. A table that still cannot fit scrolls
sideways.
The change badge of a big-number widget always has its own line directly
under the number, whatever the length of the number, so every stat tile
looks the same. The unit stays beside the number.