I did think it was quite high contrast, apart from the subheading the
dojo toolkit is meant to be accessible and I made sure I allow the user
to change the text size (well I broke the subheading a bit, but the rest
works fine).
I will change the colour of the subheading and move it up a bit so that
there is room when the font size is bigger.
The text looks black to me and I have just been through the stylesheet
and I can't see any reason why it should be anything lighter than black.
The background to the site is a very pale texture, but for the
dispositions I made sure the big blocks of text were on a pure white
background. What else can I do to make this more accessible? Does anyone
else see the text as gray on white?
Alan.
hantslug@??? wrote:
> On Wednesday 06 February 2008 10:24, Alan Bell wrote:
>
>> I would really
>> appreciate you guys and girls having a play with it and letting me know
>> if anything breaks.
>>
>
> Not a break I found - but a comment on why I gave up on trying to find one:
> just my usual hobby horse: the site is difficult and tiring to read because
> it is gray on white. This is a growing trend on the internet: no doubt the
> result of young people with excellent sight feeling that it looks prettier.
>
> Your site appears to be informational in intent, not decorative. So it is a
> pity.
>
> Lisi
>
>
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