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> If contrast is an issue to you, check out accessibility options or monitor settings. No. It's not the job of the user to make thin near-invisible lines or gr

• SebastianKra 4y ago
  If a design was chosen to work best for the majority of users but it doesn't work for you, then accessibility settings can help to accommodate you. I think the "Increase Contrast" setting on MacOS does exactly what you want. The one in Windows 11 also seems quite decent. Maybe if you try it out, you'll realize why it isn't the default. > how is [the uncompromising accessibility of Gov.uk] a bad thing? It only works because of it's low density. There's very little consideration for hierarchy or depth.
  • illiarian 4y ago
    > If a design was chosen to work best for the majority of users That it works for majority of users has to be proven > I think the "Increase Contrast" setting Will do nothing for nearly invisible lines or dark gray on slightly darker gray in the text input "designs" > It only works because of it's low density. That the PatternFly design will work at "high density" for some undefined definition if high density also has to be proven. Like Google, you may want to conduct a user study with 600 people to give you some common sense