Round 2 - memory on Read

Three distinct marks: filled, outlined, hairline

Saved on MondayNew
LAST SHOW

A filled marker with a solid underline. The word sheet says: Meet it in a new line to grow it.

Recalled in a new line, TuesdayGrowing
LAST SHOW

The fill drains to an outline. The word sheet says: Recall it again another day to make it familiar.

Recalled on a later dayFamiliar
LAST SHOW

Only a hairline underline is left. The next saved word (21時) carries the full marker. The word sheet says: Yours now.

StateOn the cardReads asTap the wordScreen reader
NewFilled wash, 3 pt solid underlineA filled shapeWord sheet, New pill, next-step line"Word, saved, new"
GrowingOutline only, 2 pt underlineAn empty shapeWord sheet, Growing pill, next-step line"Word, saved, growing"
FamiliarHairline underline at 45 percentA lineWord sheet, Familiar pill, Yours now."Word, saved, familiar"
Not savedNothing-Word sheet with Save wordThe word only
Why three marks

Each state has its own shape, so it does not rely on colour or on telling two strengths apart at a glance. A learned word keeps a hairline, so the card never looks as if the word was forgotten.

Signed: D2-06 alternative (Familiar keeps a faint mark) and D2-11 alternative (three distinct treatments). The earlier one-property strength idea is not used.

Marks morph over durationGrow: the fill fades to an outline, the outline to a hairline, cross-fading opacity layers only.