Darken base teal color to improve contrast #19
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I think this is a great improvement - I'm all for it. Thanks Christa! |
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excellent, thanks! |
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A fix for the issue described here: #18
If I slightly darken our base teal color, the accessibility checks are happy with the contrast on all sizes of buttons (including
.button--small). Here's what that same page on the styleguide looks like:(as comparison, here's the original that's not contrasting enough now):
There are other ways we can address the contrast (bigger font, mainly), but this felt least intrusive. What do you think, @norrishung? Look acceptable?
Finishes #18