A coloured dot means nothing until the legend has been learned, which is the
same objection that got the checkboxes made visible. The marks now carry
colour and shape together: a steak, a drumstick, a fish, a leaf, and a
quartered circle for the dishes covering several categories at once.
The steak's bone is a real hole rather than a shape painted in the background
colour, and the leaf lost the midrib it had in the mockup for the same
reason: these sit on cards in the board and on the page background in the
history list, so anything relying on knowing the backdrop breaks in one of
them.
One component, three sizes driven from CSS: 16px normally, 19 in the large
pills, 22 on the logged card. It covers the board, the sides step, the logged
card, the history rows, the catalog rows and the category checkboxes, so no
dot markup or CSS is left.
