1. I''m still preferring the look of the rendered ICON N.4, with the grid shown in transparency; maybe I'd provide the deep green color to the grid and more evidence to it (therefore less transparency), in order to look more "Matrix"ish;
2. I like the dots at the bottom row, to ideally recall the days numbers;
3. I don't really mind colors gradient for the columns, but they look like randomly set for each column (extent of the gradient): perhaps we could adjust that in order to have a consistent approach?
4. On top of the last column, I still prefer having the rectangle more than the triangle shape, for it seems to me more discreet;
5. Sure style with a fold-able side is perfect.

Thank you.

Matteo

Long time user of the Gimp, I'm slowly learning how to master basic features of Inkscape.

PNG works fine, SVG is more versatile even if it has limitations...

The icon is stored as a .png file in the Assets folder.

You can use SVG directly, you'll have better result scaling it...
On the device (without compiling it yourself) it should be in something like:
/opt/click.ubuntu.com/XXX.YYY/current/ with XXX.YYY being the app identifier.

Softened variant.

• filling up to the limit in green
• doubling the existing bar above the limit and fill it red
• in the top of the red part have the arrow as you used in your typewriter concept (July 26th) and have that minimalistic arrow point to right-bottom (that would be a 90 degr. turn compared to the typewriter one)

The above would be indicating green to be good, red to be not in expectancy (drastically passing set limit), orange arrow to reconsider (either adjusting the limit or altering behavior to keep within the set limit). Thinking traffic light here

@3T_Ed I like the idea with the arrow! The dots are to represent the week days. The grid is more of @matteo thing, I would avoid putting it since will make the icon too stuffed, I tend to be really minimalist at this moment.

Agreeing with you regarding the grid. Actually the shading does too however that feature does add value (expected output <-> actual output). Your style is minimalistic and I like that very much. @matteo seems to like that also because he asked you to design an icon for his app based on your initial icons. I'd say, stay true to your own style.

@matteo @AppLee @3T_Ed
To be or not to be...

I prefer the first one, the one without the grit. A grit does make it feel to be a mathematical app.

Shading in the bar is an added value, not sure about the dimmed/red dot indicator (what does it represent?)

Edit 1: How about replacing the red top part of the last bar by the orange arrow UT design, pointing downwards (indicating the ability to monitor and control the data limits)?

Not such a fan of gradient...
I don't mind the dots, but the grid is too detailed for an icon IMHO