Closed Bhaybhiisparks closed 1 year ago
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Thanks for the suggestions! I'm intrigued by the use of contrast filters, instead of modifying the actual colors used. Do you know what colors result?
Not really. The CSS filter property seems to work great on images. I was hoping it would have the same effect on texts.
So I ran a test with one of the links. Here's the result
TEST:
RESULT:
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What page is this for?
https://ipython.org/books.html
WAVE accessibility report
https://github.com/jupyterhub/outreachy/issues/38#issuecomment-1273747354
WAVE PREVIEW for the https://ipython.org/books.html page
The HTML element to be changed
Your proposed HTML (or CSS), after change
More info
I realized that wave flagged the heading (structural element) not as a warning, just as a suggestion. When I went through the page, I discovered the headings were actually used in the right manner. The same goes for the other structural elements like main, navigation and footer. Lastly I suggest more aria labels should be added to the page in places like all the DIV elements with the class "SECTION"