The subtext under some page titles is too light and not accessible.

[sue-hntr]

UI Work Request by Suzanne Hunter, @sueuxdesigner
Date: 8/7/25

has inadequate contrast to the white background and is not accessible to color-blind and visually impaired users. For the following pages:
https://balancertestsite.com/
https://balancertestsite.com/medications
https://balancertestsite.com/feedback

You can see the font-color CSS in code for that selection is rgb(156,163,175 / var(--tw-text-opacity, 1). (see image FixSubtextColorContrast01.png)

Converting that to a Hex value, that gray is #9CA3AF.
When #9CA3AF is run through an accessibility color check like https://www.accessibilitychecker.org/color-contrast-checker/ ,
That color does not pass a readability test (see FixSubtextColorContrast02.png).

Please change that gray to a darker value like #4f5763 or rgb(79, 87, 99), which does pass the test (see FixSubtextColorContrast03.png).

[sue-hntr]

Sorry. I did know the images would obscure the text. Here is just text:

UI Work Request by Suzanne Hunter, @sueuxdesigner
Date: 8/7/25

The subtext under the page title has inadequate contrast to the white background and is not accessible to color-blind and visually impaired users. For the following pages:
https://balancertestsite.com/
https://balancertestsite.com/medications
https://balancertestsite.com/feedback

You can see the font-color CSS in code for that selection is rgb(156,163,175 / var(--tw-text-opacity, 1). (see image FixSubtextColorContrast01.png)

Converting that to a Hex value, that gray is #9CA3AF.
When #9CA3AF is run through an accessibility color check like https://www.accessibilitychecker.org/color-contrast-checker/ ,
That color does not pass a readability test (see FixSubtextColorContrast02.png).

Please change that gray to a darker value like #4f5763 or rgb(79, 87, 99), which does pass the test (see FixSubtextColorContrast03.png).

[StubberG3]

@katjost @sue-hntr Already addressed in #336 as I was cleaning up these inconsistent welcome headings/subheadings.

[katjost]

Thanks @StubberG3! This font color is easier to read. Great suggestion @sue-hntr!