A missed call you did not recognise
Red name, red arrow, an unknown number and no picture. What Recents looks like the morning after somebody kept trying — and what a spam-awareness slide needs.
Use this templateBuild the Recents screen from Android's Phone app \u2014 missed calls in red, arrows showing which way each call went, the line and time on one row, day headings and the keypad button floating over the list.
Each one opens in the editor as an editable, fictional scene — names, timings and interface details already set. Change a word, or change everything.
Red name, red arrow, an unknown number and no picture. What Recents looks like the morning after somebody kept trying — and what a spam-awareness slide needs.
Use this templateSix attempts from one unknown caller in a morning. The shape people screenshot when they are reporting harassment, and the reason the log groups by day.
Use this templateBoth directions, voice and video, answered and not. The arrows and the trailing icons carry all of it, which is the whole design of a call log.
Use this templateThe examples above cover it: a missed call from a number you do not know, a busy day in both directions, and the same number over and over.
A name or a number, the line it came in on, and a time. Numbers are fine and get the grey silhouette.
INCOMING or OUTGOING, VIDEO or not, and NO ANSWER for the ones that never connected.
Type one on the first row of each group — Today, Older, or a date.
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Our Android skin is rebuilt from the real interface in code rather than traced from a screenshot, so the details that make it recognisable survive at export resolution. Here is what those details actually are.
The rule that is easy to get backwards, and it is narrower than it looks. An incoming call nobody answered is red. A call YOU placed that rang out is an ordinary grey row, because you did not miss it — you made it. Both states are here and they draw differently.
A chat list puts the timestamp in a right-hand column. Recents joins it to the rest of the description with a middle dot — Mobile · Now, Video · Mobile · 5 hr — and spends the right-hand column on a call-back button instead.
Up-and-right for a call you placed, down-and-left for one you received, and it goes red with the row when you missed it. Between the arrow and the colour, a call log tells you all four states without a single word.
Half the rows in a real call log are numbers nobody has saved. Initialising a phone number would give you punctuation, so a name with no letters in it falls back to a grey silhouette — which is what the phone does.
Today, Older, Yesterday, whatever you need. They are typed rather than worked out, because the time on a row is free text — 5 hr and Jan 17 are both valid and no rule can read a day out of them without deciding what you are allowed to write.
Favorites, Recents, Contacts and Voicemail, with the keypad floating clear of them. Not three tabs and not five — the count is part of what makes it Google's dialer rather than somebody's messenger.
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