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This is unreadable. Increase the contrast, please... Edit: I may be falsely blaming the contrast, but something about the design is causing me eye strain. Im n
by _Algernon_ 1y ago
This is unreadable. Increase the contrast, please...
Edit: I may be falsely blaming the contrast, but something about the design is causing me eye strain. Im not sure what. Here is a screenshot how the site looks to me: https://imgur.com/a/LNVCMRc https://imgur.com/a/LNVCMRc Maybe someone else can figure it out.
- MrGilbert 1y agoMaybe there is some technical issue for you regarding the automatic switch between light and dark mode. Under normal circumstances, it is perfectly readable.
- _Algernon_ 1y agoI tried both light and dark. Ended up switching to reader mode. Maybe its the font or something else? Something about the design is causing eye strain at least.
- MrGilbert 1y agoJust saw your imgur. That is broken, yeah. The text should have a far more darker color. As another commenter pointed out, maybe there is an issue with the Javascript on this page.
- bapak 1y agoThere's nothing wrong with the contrast, it's more than 10:1. For reference 4.5:1 is AA and 7:1 is AAA in WCAG
- mavamaarten 1y agoIt's almost-white light gray on almost black. What are you on about?
- baobun 1y agoIt was unreadable for me too initially. Quick guesstimate: The page has a (JS-dependent) light-mode/dark-mode switch. It defaults to "light". Meanwhile a browser configured to default to dark theming will only partly apply the themed parts (the pages own function being stuck in light), resulting in an objectively unreadable black-on-dark-gray. Even enabling JS, the button in the upper right corner still has to be clicked to make it readable.
- shakna 1y agoOn my lower end smartphone, the font is so fine that there's dropped pixels that is upsetting my eyes.