♥️ feedback for the feature previous / colorblind stuff ♥️

[loneicewolf]

Product Feedback

Hi!
I have written a post like this before but i got a blue "preview" icon on my GitHub (and it was this previous, feedback, thing) which I Immediately clicked on because I REALLY have to give feedback!! :)

so, well shortly:

PROS

[+] I love this dark / light themes.
[+] I love the colorblind stuff (settings,. ..) it have helped me who is in need of this setting. I have gotten SO SO MUCH (LOVELY ❤️) help. really I cannot- explain in simple words how much I appreciate this feature.

Add ... xyz ?

I have no "CONS" like, "[-] this is bad" but however I do have a "add this perhaps?" :)

• Maybe add more custom themes? like;

⚠️ NOTE THIS is not GitHub but it is Radare2 (JUST used as a example of what I mean by customized themes" NOTE ⚠️

Like as the user could choose and edit "text = red, background = black," or "text = white, background = black," (...)

Why did I use radare2 as an example?

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I don't know how I would use GitHub as a example, as I know I can edit styles n stuff with F12 but I still don't know (enough) css / etc; And also, this whole post can be re-phrased as just "Instead of choosing pre-made themes, maybe let the user create themes?" :)

it was just easier to use a radare2 example; if this is wrong I Will remove the example. Just point it out. ⬅️ ⬅️

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I do have one more "maybe add xyz?" BUT it is not related to color and colorblind/stuff. So I will not type it here. (It's nothing big so it can wait) :)

HAVE A great GREAT day on you all!!!

Love from Sweden!! ❤️

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Footnotes

• Thanks for making such a lovely, kind, warm - flawless, awezome and amazing, understanding community like GitHub!

[adlai]

Like as the user could choose and edit "text = red, background = black," or "text = white, background = black," (...)

I think most keeping with educating folks about technology would be for any customisations to actually be in the same syntax used for stylesheets, with possibly allowing use of selected common preprocessors. That way the slippery slope towards web development is most slickly waxed.

[cehfisher]

Hello @loneicewolf - thank you for providing this feedback! We will file this with our Accessibility team so that it can be reviewed and will follow-up here with any additional questions or updates. Thanks again!