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Website: Color Contrast Issue
See original GitHub issueColor Contrast issue for Contribution Guidelines and Star text on the website.
Checked using https://webaim.org/
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- Created 4 years ago
- Comments:10 (5 by maintainers)
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I came across this project while looking for some Git CLI tools. Since I work on accessibility, I’m glad to see you’re looking into this. You can use http://colorsafe.co to help generate colors with better contrast. I have no relationship to that page at all, so this isn’t a plug.
It looks like the two problem areas are the yellow/orange text for links, and the text for your names down in the footer. For the links the color #AA2E00 is a plausible darker orange color if you want to stick close to what you have. For the names in the footer, something like #D3D3D3 would pass.
@jwu910 Yes sir! I’ll make time this week.