Core features request

Honestly, I don't even know if you still check the feedback page but I'll leave this here nonetheless. I've been away for quite sometime, came back found out you had a discount lifetime offer and I missed it really hoping it'd come back sooner or later. With that out of the way I have three suggestions to improve there overall feel of the app;

1 Player detail Bar - I don't get why we have to slide all the way down to see the player preferred foot, weight and height when it could be compact and at first glance too! My suggestion is to combine NDL acc, NDL usage and preferred foot into one one space and use colour coding. For example, the player preferred foot is green which means that's his strong foot then his weak foot usage can be measured by green,yellow,orange or brown and then red(which is from 4 stars to 1 star) and the accuracy can be measured by how full or empty the weak foot icon is which can be in four stages. So Gullit, for example would be green on the right foot icon, then left foot icon would have yellow and full which means usage is at 4 star and accuracy is at maximum, pretty intuitive right? For both footed players like Son and Dembele, maybe a different lesser shade of green for the weaker foot.

Also, combine the height and weight space into one and same for the condition and form. Then the country and club can be combined into one space and voila, it'd be so much easier to see at a glance.

2. We still have gotten skill page that shows how to perform each skills with also control inputs on mobile and console.

3. I think there's a bug? on the player over rating. For example, when i click on a CF build for Gullit which means he's 108 at that position with that build on a CF then I tweak the build a little bit more to fit my preference im expecting the actual in-game ovr stat to appear but it's still locked on that 108 maybe you can make it so we can see the actual in-game ovr stats and also his “supposed" ovr stats too.

I also want to say I really appreciate and support the work you're doing man, keep it up.