Name: Yet Another Running Field - Analogous
Rating: 5 (3 reviews)
Author: topcaser

Do you like to have alternative styles, different from everything else? Then is maybe "Yet Another Running Field - analogous" (YARFa) for you.

Note that this is a new alternative style. I will test it on my own runs and the style needs some time to get improved. Don't leave a bad review if you find something strange or odd. Just give me feedback via the "contact developer" button and I will consider about your suggestions. Nevertheless, the datafield is getting better and better. The next version will improve it even better: see the box news below for new or improved features.

The concept behind this datafield is a speed pointer which shows the seconds of the pace. The minutes of that pace is shown with a digital character on top of the datafield. Furthermore a small triangle which circles around the dial shows the seconds of the average pace. The minutes of that average pace is omitted (I am currently not sure whether this is necessary). Although you will find a setting to adjust the smoothing of the speed pointer the smoothing is currently fixed to 8 seconds. I will experiment either with a second pointer in the future which is smoothed to your settings or will apply that setting to the speed pointer. The dial shows also how long which HR zone was entered.

A further design concept are 4 small circles which shows different information:
- heart rate (incl. zones) - current heart rate as digits and as indicator, zone the current heart rate is in and average heart rate as little triangle
- candence (incl. zones) - current cadence as digits and as indicator, zone, the current cadence is in and average cadence as little triangle
- orientation circle - shows current running direction, direction to start, a distance ring (how far you are away from start) and the battery status in blue 
- analog clock, elapsed time and the training effect as digits

There is a fifth circle in the middle which shows the 60 seconds pace and the lap pace. You can quickly see on the 60 seconds pointer and the large 8 seconds pointer whether you will get slower or faster. 

In digital characters YARFa shows the distance and the calories burned.

You can adjust the cirlces' locations and do some coloring of certain design elements. Furthermore you can select whether the red zone is limited to enlarge the other zones. This increases accuracy and better readability of the other zones. This features requires that the runner doesn't do a fast run since the red zone is limited.

Note that the design of this datafield is far from beeing final.