It can be hard to read grid and element labels in a variety of circumstances, but especially when Scoot is rendering on top of light backgrounds with dark text.
(This issue primarily affects grid-based nav, but the same technique should also be used to improve the drawing of bounding rects for elements when using element-based nav. For an entirely different legibility issue with element-based nav, see #2.)
Is there a (performant) way to modify the colours of the grid based on the content immediately underneath it?
It can be hard to read grid and element labels in a variety of circumstances, but especially when Scoot is rendering on top of light backgrounds with dark text.
(This issue primarily affects grid-based nav, but the same technique should also be used to improve the drawing of bounding rects for elements when using element-based nav. For an entirely different legibility issue with element-based nav, see #2.)
Is there a (performant) way to modify the colours of the grid based on the content immediately underneath it?