Limit use of low contrast fonts
I have a big, but I think important ask. My vision is not crisp, in fact worse than that. In order to read text, I require fairly high contrast. When light grey font is used, it is a blur, even when enlarged, to me and others with less than acute, young eyes. The Mountaineers Templates use quite a lot of light grey font and it is not editable. When doing web design for the Mountaineers, could you please consider making it a point to use black font on light backgrounds or white on dark backgrounds so that we all can read it without such a struggle?
Dawn Corl
shared this idea
This idea is transitioning to priority and will be considered as part of a larger project to make changes to fonts and colors to improve the user experience for everyone.
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An idea around improving the colors of the navigation bar for volunteers and staff (Make ALL Text in theLeft Navigation Column White GH1691) has been merged into this idea.
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Jeff Bowman
commented
The red (private), yellow (pending) and purple (shard with committee) are difficult to read on a light blue background and are distracting. Make all the text in the left navigation column white, no matter its state.
Not: We'll keep the colors in the folder contents view.