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Side note: Please don’t use such gray and thin fonts. I had to modify the CSS to use black instead of #555 for the text color.
by hk__2 9y ago
Side note: Please don’t use such gray and thin fonts. I had to modify the CSS to use black instead of #555 for the text color.
- iDemonix 9y agoYou might want to see an optician.
- HalfwayToDice 9y agoI had to use the "Reader" feature of my browser to read the text, for maybe the first time ever.
- hanspeter 9y ago#555 is still quite dark and should be easy to read. The real culprit is the 300 font weight - when set to 400 it's quite another matter.
- CrystalLangUser 9y agoI don't mean this pejoratively, but how old are you? I'm just curious as I had no problems with the color / font weight. For my sites I usually use something like #232323 instead of pure black.
- narrowtux 9y agoI'm 25 and had to zoom to read and even then it wasn't comfortable. (not the OP)
- CrystalLangUser 9y agoAh I see, upping the font-weight to 400 helped when viewing it on my laptop screen. I didn't really have that issue on mobile, though.
- hk__2 9y agoI’m 25. I agree with other commenters that the issue is more with the font-weight than the color; I don’t have issues reading e.g. text in #666 or even #999.
- boobsbr 9y agohttp://contrastrebellion.com/ http://contrastrebellion.com/