Open sravya03 opened 5 years ago
807 Ensure that the elevation shadows are still visible on the darker background. Fading to lighter colour does feel unresponsive
@mdtauk , it is still visible but might be less noticeable. It is OK, though, because the smoke is another method for indicating depth.
Status update: Reviewed with WinUI team and there was no immediate concern with the design's plan here. (Waiting for updated smoke color from design team.)
Updated color value was provided by the design team.
Proposal: Update Dialog's smoke layer to be always black based color
Summary
Windows design evaluated the color of light theme's smoke layer (it is white). It is a little harsh on eyes and also goes against the wish to make the light theme less "white" (per user feedback). The white background also make the app look like it is hang (Win32 app model). Fabric also uses this model where their smoke is smoke (instead of a fog).
Rationale
Addressing problems that exist today, such as:
Scope
*Timing here is not a commitment, but to follow the release cycle. Just using the next version #.
Design details and visuals
This impacts only ContentDialog Visual Comp
New values to use:
000000 at 30% opacity for both dark/light theme
Important Notes
Open Questions