Closed torgeirl closed 1 year ago
Fixed all the wcag issues i could find, the login view didn't use the wcag css styles at all, was missing a element inn its contex. But it is now fixed.
Had to change the opacity of .btn-primary.disabled to 1 instead of 0.65 and emulated the effect of lower opacity with a lighter color and had to set the text color to a near black color.
Fixed in 3.0.0b12
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Success Criteria 1.4.3 in WCAG 2 requires a minimum of color contrast. After upgrading Django (#102) and making encreased contrast default (#109) we need to make sure we provide a sufficient color contrast.
Some issues before addressing #102 and #109:
<a href="/authenticate/login/?next=/" class="btn btn-warning"> <span class="fa fa-sign-in"></span> Logg inn </a>
<p class="text-muted">Course name</p>
(frontpage course headlines)