iOS App File List

Steps to reproduce

1. Open ownCloud App
2. Go to File list

Actual behaviour

Status of shared files is indicated by icons aside the heading. With a long heading the icons move to the right, so they never have the same position. The file list shows few items due to a big height of item list element. Filetype Icons are very different in shape, size and color and distracting.

Expected behaviour

Status of shared files is indicated by icons before the subline. The subline just contains data of creation and file size. These data always need more or less the same space.
Height of list items is reduced, thus more items can be shown and the user has a better overview. Filetype Icons are standardized in size and form and make the surface less distracting.

Client

iOS version:
12.3

ownCloud app version:
1.0 Build 119 (130a866)

Device model:
iPhone 7

Start at the iOS app's File list entry point and compare the current item layout with the expected behavior described here. Done means shared-status icons stay before the subline, creation data and file size remain in the subline, list items are shorter, and file-type icons are consistent in size and form.