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Bad contrast #1095
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If you would like to submit a PR to improve the contrast of the text to WCAG 2.0 level AA, that would be great. |
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Describe the bug
Chirpy does not have very good contrast when it comes to accessibility.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Use the default Chirpy theme.
Expected behavior
Content should be easily readable by people of all abilities.
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Additional context
Comparing contrast using https://www.whocanuse.com, Chirpy fails when it comes to blockquotes, and can improve when it comes to normal text.
In #447, it's stated that "The low color contrast ratio is to prevent the sub-title (tagline) from getting the first attention." It may be possible to increase contrast more while not taking attention away from other content, and Chirpy should aim to do this.
Related PR: #448
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