Light Protanopia & Deuteranopia colorblind theme makes PR status confusing #146487
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Thank you @dgattey for taking the time to share your feedback! This issue has been filed with the GitHub accessibility team. We will follow-up here with any updates or questions. Thanks again! |
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Experiencing same issue as above recent comments where |
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Was going to open a new discussion but found this :D Previously the colors on The colors seem to be #58a6ff for open and #ab7df8 for done. Considering these colors have a contrast level of 1.18:1 I'm not sure why these colors were picked. #6385 seems relevant |
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Hi all - thank you for letting us know about this issue! The Primer and accessibility engineering teams are looking into a solution, as it seems there was a recent change that impacted some of our themes. We hope to have more information / a fix for you soon! |
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Hello all - when you can, please clear your cache and retest the colorblind themes. The fix for the reversion should be in place now! |
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Hi @dgattey - I’m wondering if the original issue you reported might not be fully addressed by these theme changes. Could you confirm if your issue is still relevant? |










Hello all - when you can, please clear your cache and retest the colorblind themes. The fix for the reversion should be in place now!