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Mobile Zen

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Area: UX enhancement Waiting for: Demand
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Bigger screen
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/13802408/58157987-ca64c700-7c79-11e9-9b08-934ee36dab0e.png)
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Doesn't matter screen, buttons will always be in view
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/13802408/58158566-fdf42100-7c7a-11e9-9c93-e7159459c7cf.png)
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Barebones monotranslation
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/13802408/58159030-eec1a300-7c7b-11e9-8250-0c7ff7cf2dea.png)
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The new functionality is having multiple languages that are all editable, with 4 possible options to do so.

Translations: (green) Anything translated.
Assumptions: (red) ~ the current "mark as needs work", but also easy to do for source.
Suggestions: (yellow) Same as now.
Comments: (gray) Write them in the field that is being commented on. This saves a lot of space wrt. now.

the idea is that one colour or another relates to

Revert button: Resets string if anything is entered. If in original state, it reverts to previous translation in history. A → will appear to go forwards again when that happens.
Collapsible details for each language.

Edit: From a design perspective, red green isn't so great for colour-blind people, but this is the most obvious scale I could think of. Dithering into green.

Edit2: Ideas, move revert button, also, could show small colour balls to indicate there are for example comments, when collapsed.

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