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Login/Can't post empty comment: hard to read #7992

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ghost opened this issue Dec 22, 2023 · 8 comments
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Login/Can't post empty comment: hard to read #7992

ghost opened this issue Dec 22, 2023 · 8 comments

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@ghost
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ghost commented Dec 22, 2023

While logging in, most errors are hard to read:
login
(using required field error as example here)
This also occurs with empty comments:
empty

Steps to Reproduce

  1. Get any error when trying to login (for the first one)
  2. Try posting an empty comment

Possible resolution would be changing the hex color of the text from #fff / white to #000 (black)

Operating System and Browser

Firefox 121.0 (32 bit)
Used LibreWolf 120.0-2 (Windows MSIX Package) for screenshots

@PaperMarioFan-2022
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All good points, mate. I also stated in your topic before that they should be darker, and the mock-ups that I made. Support.

@blazgocompany
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White on #f7a935 has a contrast ratio of 1.89:1

@medlans
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medlans commented Jun 23, 2024

It could use the scratchr2 color, like this:
scratchr2color
#b94a48
This one has a contrast of around 5.08, so..

@blazgocompany
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Why not just black on orange?

@medlans
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medlans commented Jun 24, 2024

Why not just black on orange?

I mean, I am not sure about others, but I think it would be easier for me to read white on a dark red, and the red has already been used on scratchr2 pages, which has a higher contrast than the scratch-www color at least from what I remember.
Black and Orange has 10.7 though

@PaperMarioFan-2022
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Why not just black on orange?

Either one depends on people's preferences, not those who just want it for style. This is about accessibility.

@medlans
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medlans commented Aug 11, 2024

Why not just black on orange?

Either one depends on people's preferences, not those who just want it for style. This is about accessibility.

I used white on red because black on orange would definitely give me headaches and be hard to read for me

@blazgocompany
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Or even just bold the text.

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