Noticed while testing https://github.com/Yoast/my-yoast/issues/1903 on MyYoast:
The red color #dc3232 used in the color palette comes from WordPress, and it has a sufficient color contrast with a white background. However, it doesn't on a light gray background, as in the "zebra-striped" rows we're using on MyYoast:
#dc3232 on #f7f7f7 gives a contrast of 4.31:1.
Just slightly below the required 4.5:1.
As there's no specific reason to use #dc3232 other than we've copied it from WordPress, I'd suggest to change it to a slightly darker red, e.g. #dc2525.
Noticed while testing https://github.com/Yoast/my-yoast/issues/1903 on MyYoast:
The red color
#dc3232used in the color palette comes from WordPress, and it has a sufficient color contrast with a white background. However, it doesn't on a light gray background, as in the "zebra-striped" rows we're using on MyYoast:#dc3232on#f7f7f7gives a contrast of4.31:1.Just slightly below the required
4.5:1.As there's no specific reason to use
#dc3232other than we've copied it from WordPress, I'd suggest to change it to a slightly darker red, e.g.#dc2525.