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some website elements don't meet recommended contrast standards #11448

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Alys opened this issue Oct 20, 2019 · 3 comments
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some website elements don't meet recommended contrast standards #11448

Alys opened this issue Oct 20, 2019 · 3 comments

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@Alys
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Alys commented Oct 20, 2019

EDIT 2021-01-18: Anyone needing greater contrast may like to try @citrusella's Habitica WCAG AAA Contrast Stylus/Stylish theme.


In the Report a Bug guild, Donald Maness / @ddmaness (4d235d28-bd6f-4859-b222-e9a3f45ea212) has reported that the elements below don't meet recommended contrast minimum standards for text and non-text UI elements.

"All Items tested in Chrome on Oct. 16 2019 against WCAG's 2.1 AA standards"
Ref: 1.4.3 Contrast (Minimum)

I'll leave this as suggestion-discussion for a while and then if there's no objections to this approach I'll mark it as help wanted and suggest that a contributor could claim either all these items at once or just one/some of them. If the latter, I'll keep this post updated with the ones that are still open for claiming. @Tressley might want to provide comments or specific instructions before this is ready to be worked on.

  • The grey text in the footer
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  • The grey text used for completed checklist items in the task menu
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  • The white text used for the donate button in the footer
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  • The yellow text used for the gold cost in the task section's reward column
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  • The blue text used for the mana cost in the skills section
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  • The grey text for each column in the task section explaining what the column is used for
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  • The light blue text used for links in tasks
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  • The social links in the footer
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  • The white text used for the "daily" and "to do" column counter
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This tool might be helpful in deciding whether/how to tweak contrast ratios https://contrast-ratio.com/?utm_campaign=chrome_series_contrastratio_050417&utm_source=chromedev&utm_medium=yt-desc It provides a quick and easy way to see the current ratio and to check the contrast ratio of proposed changes.

Also note that the contrast recommendation for non-text UI elements (like the social links in the footer) is slightly lower than the recommendation for text contrast. https://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG21/#non-text-contrast

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@ddmaness / @Alys -- Thank you for the feedback! Accessibility concerns are definitely on our radar and I can add these to my list. We've been making some updates recently to meet these standards, starting with tasks, and those should be rolling out soon.

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Alys commented Jan 18, 2021

I've updated the top post to add this note as a temporary work-around for anyone who may find it helpful:
EDIT 2021-01-18: Anyone needing greater contrast may like to try @citrusella's Habitica WCAG AAA Contrast Stylus/Stylish theme.

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