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Design changes to make the UI look better for color-blind people #2637

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ameshkov opened this issue Mar 19, 2019 · 3 comments
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Design changes to make the UI look better for color-blind people #2637

ameshkov opened this issue Mar 19, 2019 · 3 comments

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@ameshkov
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  1. Review the UI elements and look for elements which don't look good to color-blind (red/green indication for instance). Do it for both themes. @AlikhanAliev
  2. @admitrevskiy is responsible for implementation.
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TPS commented Mar 19, 2019

Just as a reminder, Accessibility Scanner is an official (Google's, anyway 😁) tool that may be useful.

@Gitoffthelawn
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Remember, there is red-green color blindness, as well as blue-yellow color blindness. Furthermore, there is complete color blindness (monochromacy).

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Done.

Testing instructions for QA:
-Examine new Colorblind mode (you can enable it in General Settings). You will see changes in the Filtering Log. Check it for both light and dark themes.
-Examine new icons in the Apps Management

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