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What I love is the combination of dark backgrounds and bright colourful highlights.
It gives great visibility and a wonderful look.
And gradients! You really added some beautiful gradients!
There are some components without a proper contrast ration though.
Therefore it would be great if the contrast could be slightly increased.
Some examples:
depending on light and monitors the hover states in menus are barely distinguishable:
It's similar on the hover state of Nautilus favourites (Documents is hovered):
the font could be a bit lighter. This is a screenshot from unfocussed Nautilus — it looks a bit washed out, doesn't it?
Maybe it would be better to darken / desaturate the selected background colour instead of changing the font colour?
Also boxes, controls and borders in the Gnome Extensions overview are barely distinguishable (except the red error rectangle 😆). Somebody with limited sight probably won't recognize the toggles.
And the × for closing a window as well:
Or the × for closing a Nautilus tab (closing the Desktop tab is difficult if you can barely see the ×):
The white checkmark within the bright green square (show sidebar) is also difficult to distinguish (Nautilus menu).
Would it be possible to make the menu more distinguishable from the background (i.e. a bright/colourful dropshadow or a border like the in the selected tab or a slightly different background colour or something else)?
And the unchecked box above the green one is barely visible again.
The white colour of Delete on this bright orange neither has a good contrast ratio. Maybe a dark font colour would be better?:
This is from the file saving dialogue of Firefox when you try to create a new directory. The word Save is okayish (maybe a dark font would be better) but Create is again very difficult to read:
Activated week numbers in calender are also a bit difficult to read but the event description (Chaostreff Zürich on the bottom) is not better. The highlighted days aren't circles but rather eggs. I'm not sure whether this is part of the theme, though. 😆
This is a button when setting up DejaDup (maybe a dark font colour might be better if the background is this bright?).
Another unlucky colour combination is the same button on hover:
This is the Nautilus progress dialogue. The checkmark has a border around itself but it's barely visible as well:
PS: Maybe the icons could be linked in the theme readme and vice versa PPS: Can you recommend a matching cursor theme?
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Seems like i havent looked into this as much as you have, but i got to a satisfying enough point by tweaking the colors of the text in the config file (/usr/share/themes/Sweet-Dark-v40/gtk-4.0/gtk-dark.css).
This theme is fantastic!
For real. I looove it!
What I love is the combination of dark backgrounds and bright colourful highlights.
It gives great visibility and a wonderful look.
And gradients! You really added some beautiful gradients!
There are some components without a proper contrast ration though.
Therefore it would be great if the contrast could be slightly increased.
Some examples:
depending on light and monitors the hover states in menus are barely distinguishable:
It's similar on the hover state of Nautilus favourites (
Documents
is hovered):the font could be a bit lighter. This is a screenshot from unfocussed Nautilus — it looks a bit washed out, doesn't it?
Maybe it would be better to darken / desaturate the selected background colour instead of changing the font colour?
Also boxes, controls and borders in the Gnome Extensions overview are barely distinguishable (except the red error rectangle 😆). Somebody with limited sight probably won't recognize the toggles.
And the × for closing a window as well:
Or the × for closing a Nautilus tab (closing the
Desktop
tab is difficult if you can barely see the ×):The white checkmark within the bright green square (show sidebar) is also difficult to distinguish (Nautilus menu).
Would it be possible to make the menu more distinguishable from the background (i.e. a bright/colourful dropshadow or a border like the in the selected tab or a slightly different background colour or something else)?
And the unchecked box above the green one is barely visible again.
The white colour of
Delete
on this bright orange neither has a good contrast ratio. Maybe a dark font colour would be better?:This is from the file saving dialogue of Firefox when you try to create a new directory. The word
Save
is okayish (maybe a dark font would be better) butCreate
is again very difficult to read:Activated week numbers in calender are also a bit difficult to read but the event description (
Chaostreff Zürich
on the bottom) is not better. The highlighted days aren't circles but rather eggs. I'm not sure whether this is part of the theme, though. 😆This is a button when setting up DejaDup (maybe a dark font colour might be better if the background is this bright?).
Another unlucky colour combination is the same button on hover:
This is the Nautilus progress dialogue. The checkmark has a border around itself but it's barely visible as well:
PS: Maybe the icons could be linked in the theme readme and vice versa
PPS: Can you recommend a matching cursor theme?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: