When using the status-warning colour on a white background (eg. for an icon), it is not meeting accessibility standards.
The warning-dark colour also does not meet accessibility, but get’s very close (minimum 3:1 contrast ratio).
Need guidance on using the warning colour on white background, and possibly adjust of the darker colour to meet accessibility standards as a way forward.
What implication does this have on other areas of the design system where this colour is used? eg. Warning Badge
Spark450
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4 hours ago
Figma file went through with Ambrose, front end designer from housing:
https://www.figma.com/file/5TmSNRx5kKkLwAA8GRfQTY/HDS-1461---Housing-Needs-Assessment-Submission?node-id=4832%3A123209
When using the status-warning colour on a white background (eg. for an icon), it is not meeting accessibility standards.
The warning-dark colour also does not meet accessibility, but get’s very close (minimum 3:1 contrast ratio).
Need guidance on using the warning colour on white background, and possibly adjust of the darker colour to meet accessibility standards as a way forward.
What implication does this have on other areas of the design system where this colour is used? eg. Warning Badge