Every focus area can now wear an emoji. Pick one from a curated set of eighty or so when you create the area, or tap the icon hanging off the cover at any time to change it. It shows up wherever the area does: the selector on Home, the focus-areas list, and the chip on every session post.
The focus area page itself lost its card chrome. A slim cover with the icon on its corner, the name and description, three plain stats, one Start focusing button, the weekly goal row, the activity strip, and then Sessions and Books tabs. Owners can change the cover by tapping the photo, and the icon by tapping the tile; both save on the spot.
Settings mirror the page they configure: the same cover and icon up top, then name and description with their own Save buttons, the theme, sharing, GitHub repositories and the danger zone as plain sections separated by hairlines. Every save confirms itself with a short toast, and the header tells you which area you are editing.
Creating an area is quicker too: suggestions come first, each with an icon ready, and Custom hands you a blank name field.