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Design is illegible. Needs more contrast between text and background. I'm not even vision impaired and I was squinting immediately.

• viccis 3mo ago
  I'm, by contrast, an able bodied person with functioning eyes and had no issues.
  • tapland 3mo ago
    You might not have the average display. But, can you reason more about your intent with the tone of your comment?
    • viccis 3mo ago
      Absolutely not.
• d0ddy 3mo ago
  there are many many themes. some high contrast ones
  • sevenzero 3mo ago
    Hmm maybe the tool has but the design of the website made me squint as well.
    • ssl-3 3mo ago
      Me, too. For me, it was easier without the DarkReader plugin enabled than with it (which is kind of common), but it wasn't great to see either way.
• bjelkeman-again 3mo ago
  So much modern GUI design is really poor for those a bit older where contrast is important.
• 1e1a 3mo ago
  The accessibility checker in Chrome/Firefox devtools would immediately flag this.
• aslakhellesoy 3mo ago
  Even 15 years ago this was such a big problem that someone tried to start a rebellion: https://contrastrebellion.com/ https://contrastrebellion.com/
  • gombosg 3mo ago
    Haha, nice website, with the greyed-out comments on HN featured among the offending examples. :)
• arnitdo 3mo ago
  Vibe coded slop has the same patterns of black-on-black and grey-on-grey illegible text. Mix that with piss poor monospace, small-size fonts and you have to squint to read each letter
• nativeit 3mo ago
  The whole brand identity is “late”, as in late night, as in all the lights are off and I don’t want my screen to blind me. I feel like this is a perfectly appropriate sort of theme, but maybe that’s just my inner 20-year old impugning my inner 70-year old?