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  1. @scottjenson I just checked it in WebAIM. 1.03:1(!!!!) contrast ratio (#fbfbfb to #f7f7f7). If I’d done this as a young designer, my boss would angrily have told me to do it again. What is going on at Apple?

    (WebAIM would pass a UI component around #919191. For such large blocks, I’d say you _might_ be able to get away with somewhere round #dddddd, but not really any paler, and I’d personally be happier with something in the ‘c’ hex value range.)

  2. @scottjenson I just checked it in WebAIM. 1.03:1(!!!!) contrast ratio (#fbfbfb to #f7f7f7). If I’d done this as a young designer, my boss would angrily have told me to do it again. What is going on at Apple?

    (WebAIM would pass a UI component around #919191. For such large blocks, I’d say you _might_ be able to get away with somewhere round #dddddd, but not really any paler, and I’d personally be happier with something in the ‘c’ hex value range.)

  3. @scottjenson I just checked it in WebAIM. 1.03:1(!!!!) contrast ratio (#fbfbfb to #f7f7f7). If I’d done this as a young designer, my boss would angrily have told me to do it again. What is going on at Apple?

    (WebAIM would pass a UI component around #919191. For such large blocks, I’d say you _might_ be able to get away with somewhere round #dddddd, but not really any paler, and I’d personally be happier with something in the ‘c’ hex value range.)

  4. @scottjenson I just checked it in WebAIM. 1.03:1(!!!!) contrast ratio (#fbfbfb to #f7f7f7). If I’d done this as a young designer, my boss would angrily have told me to do it again. What is going on at Apple?

    (WebAIM would pass a UI component around #919191. For such large blocks, I’d say you _might_ be able to get away with somewhere round #dddddd, but not really any paler, and I’d personally be happier with something in the ‘c’ hex value range.)

  5. @scottjenson I just checked it in WebAIM. 1.03:1(!!!!) contrast ratio (#fbfbfb to #f7f7f7). If I’d done this as a young designer, my boss would angrily have told me to do it again. What is going on at Apple?

    (WebAIM would pass a UI component around #919191. For such large blocks, I’d say you _might_ be able to get away with somewhere round #dddddd, but not really any paler, and I’d personally be happier with something in the ‘c’ hex value range.)

  6. this looks fucking awesome

    developer.chrome.com/blog/if-a

    .card {
    --status: attr(data-status type(<custom-ident>));
    border-color: if(
    style(--status: pending): royalblue;
    style(--status: complete): seagreen;
    else: gray);
    background-color: if(
    style(--status: pending): #eff7fa;
    style(--status: complete): #f6fff6;
    else: #f7f7f7);
    }
  7. this looks fucking awesome

    developer.chrome.com/blog/if-a

    .card {
    --status: attr(data-status type(<custom-ident>));
    border-color: if(
    style(--status: pending): royalblue;
    style(--status: complete): seagreen;
    else: gray);
    background-color: if(
    style(--status: pending): #eff7fa;
    style(--status: complete): #f6fff6;
    else: #f7f7f7);
    }
  8. this looks fucking awesome

    developer.chrome.com/blog/if-a

    .card {
    --status: attr(data-status type(<custom-ident>));
    border-color: if(
    style(--status: pending): royalblue;
    style(--status: complete): seagreen;
    else: gray);
    background-color: if(
    style(--status: pending): #eff7fa;
    style(--status: complete): #f6fff6;
    else: #f7f7f7);
    }
  9. this looks fucking awesome

    developer.chrome.com/blog/if-a

    .card {
    --status: attr(data-status type(<custom-ident>));
    border-color: if(
    style(--status: pending): royalblue;
    style(--status: complete): seagreen;
    else: gray);
    background-color: if(
    style(--status: pending): #eff7fa;
    style(--status: complete): #f6fff6;
    else: #f7f7f7);
    }
  10. this looks fucking awesome

    developer.chrome.com/blog/if-a

    .card {
    --status: attr(data-status type(<custom-ident>));
    border-color: if(
    style(--status: pending): royalblue;
    style(--status: complete): seagreen;
    else: gray);
    background-color: if(
    style(--status: pending): #eff7fa;
    style(--status: complete): #f6fff6;
    else: #f7f7f7);
    }
  11. Terrible UX on

    A checkbox on a modal (which I want to check) I didn't notice for weeks of usage (yeah I'm on 22.10 ATM).

    The checkbox was a rounded square of one colour, on the modal panel of another colour.

    vs not very clear to see.

  12. CW: Tech: Tilda on Gnome 42 with Yaru Dark theme

    This is probably interesting for a very small group of people, but nevertheless I'm going to share it.

    Since updating to #Ubuntu 22.04 I noticed that my favorite terminal application #Tilda showed completely transparant tabs. Very irritating. So after searching for a solution, I found this page: github.com/lanoxx/tilda/wiki/S

    I had to edit/create the file ~/.config/tilda/style.css and add this for use with the #Yaru
    Dark theme:

    notebook tab {
    background-color: #2c2c2c;
    color: #f7f7f7;
    }

    notebook tab:checked {
    background-color: #4c4c4c;
    color: #e7e7e7;
    }

    notebook tabs {
    background-color: #2c2c2c;
    }

    Now quit the app via the right-click menu and re-open it using the super key. 🎉

    #gnome #tweak

  13. CW: Tech: Tilda on Gnome 42 with Yaru Dark theme

    This is probably interesting for a very small group of people, but nevertheless I'm going to share it.

    Since updating to #Ubuntu 22.04 I noticed that my favorite terminal application #Tilda showed completely transparant tabs. Very irritating. So after searching for a solution, I found this page: github.com/lanoxx/tilda/wiki/S

    I had to edit/create the file ~/.config/tilda/style.css and add this for use with the #Yaru
    Dark theme:

    notebook tab {
    background-color: #2c2c2c;
    color: #f7f7f7;
    }

    notebook tab:checked {
    background-color: #4c4c4c;
    color: #e7e7e7;
    }

    notebook tabs {
    background-color: #2c2c2c;
    }

    Now quit the app via the right-click menu and re-open it using the super key. 🎉

    #gnome #tweak

  14. CW: Tech: Tilda on Gnome 42 with Yaru Dark theme

    This is probably interesting for a very small group of people, but nevertheless I'm going to share it.

    Since updating to #Ubuntu 22.04 I noticed that my favorite terminal application #Tilda showed completely transparant tabs. Very irritating. So after searching for a solution, I found this page: github.com/lanoxx/tilda/wiki/S

    I had to edit/create the file ~/.config/tilda/style.css and add this for use with the #Yaru
    Dark theme:

    notebook tab {
    background-color: #2c2c2c;
    color: #f7f7f7;
    }

    notebook tab:checked {
    background-color: #4c4c4c;
    color: #e7e7e7;
    }

    notebook tabs {
    background-color: #2c2c2c;
    }

    Now quit the app via the right-click menu and re-open it using the super key. 🎉

    #gnome #tweak