Open fcoveram opened 2 weeks ago
@fcoveram this change would make the secondary text as dark as the primary in the light theme. Is that intentional? I thought we would be picking something darker but not as much as the primary.
It is intentional but open to change.
I can try gray-10
and gray-11
in my browser inspector, and perhaps you both @obulat and @dhruvkb do the same and share your preferences here. What do you think?
I tried your suggestion @fcoveram and to be honest, I did not observe major differences in contrast between gray-11
and gray-12
, (and gray-10
felt a bit lighter and harder to read) so I'm inclined to accept your first suggestion and use gray-12
.
I tried both colors and gray-12
keeps feeling better than lighter versions.
I agree, @fcoveram, gray-12
feels more readable than the lighter colors.
Let's go with gray-12
then. We can always change it in the future if needed.
Problem
During the last monthly call (Nov 6th), we talked about the color feeling of
text-secondary
in content-heavy pages in light theme and how the lighter shade feels too soft for reading, as part of #5148We decided to make the
text-secondary
color darker in light theme while keeping the lighter version in dark theme.Description
Change
text-secondary
fromgray-9
togray-12
in light theme. The outcome uses the same gray shade in bothtext
andtext-secondary
.The Figma's Design Library variables were updated with this change.