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Gather and rename neutral colors #273

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fbarl opened this issue Jun 19, 2018 · 3 comments
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Gather and rename neutral colors #273

fbarl opened this issue Jun 19, 2018 · 3 comments
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fbarl commented Jun 19, 2018

In the spirit of #259 and #265, we should rename neutral colors to grayXXX (except white and black):

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  • status.disabled is currently used in only one place in Service UI and it should probably be replaced with purple400 there, so that color can be removed
  • It would be nice to add one more shade of gray between silver and gallery for some Scope backgrounds
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bia commented Jun 20, 2018

Agree with both of your points.

The status colors themselves might also be renamed when we address them in #178.

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jml commented Jun 25, 2018

Does this impact the user in any way? How does this relate to #260?

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fbarl commented Jun 25, 2018

@jml It has a negligible user impact, so I think you can skip it for the report. #260 on the other hand massively reduced the number of shades of grays we use in our app (from 17 down to 6 including black and white).

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