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Jony Ive fancies himself a wizard of design. Well, he dropped the ball when he decided to go with white text on a light green background. This is called low-con
by Sunspark 5y ago
Jony Ive fancies himself a wizard of design. Well, he dropped the ball when he decided to go with white text on a light green background. This is called low-contrast visibility and reduces accessibility for those with visual impairments.
Jony and Apple could have left a switch setting for black letters instead, but no, the Apple way is read white letters on a mid-tone gradient.
My last iPhone, I never upgraded it from iOS 6 because I didn't agree with this design direction, and I have to say it's a breath of fresh air using Android because you don't have to deal with a single guy making all the decisions for you.
- snazz 5y agoSettings>Accessibility>Display & Text Size>Increase Contrast takes care of that across all Apple apps and most third-party ones.