fix: darken text-secondary color for better readability#97
fix: darken text-secondary color for better readability#97jiacai2050 merged 1 commit intozigcc:mainfrom
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This pull request aims to improve readability by darkening the secondary text color. The change successfully increases the contrast ratio against the background. However, the chosen color is identical to the code text color and very close to the primary text color, which reduces visual distinction and hierarchy. I've left a specific suggestion to use an alternative color that balances high contrast with visual separation from other text elements.
| --bg-secondary: #f9fafb; | ||
| --text-primary: #030712; /* Darker black */ | ||
| --text-secondary: #374151; /* Darker gray */ | ||
| --text-secondary: #111827; /* Much deeper gray */ |
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While darkening --text-secondary improves contrast, the new color #111827 is identical to --code-text (defined on line 20) and very close to --text-primary (#030712). This reduces the visual distinction between body text, inline code, and headings.
To maintain a clear visual hierarchy while still improving contrast, consider a color that is darker than the original but distinct from other text colors. For example, #1f2937 (Tailwind's gray-800) offers a high contrast ratio (9.85:1) while remaining visually distinct.
| --text-secondary: #111827; /* Much deeper gray */ | |
| --text-secondary: #1f2937; /* Deeper gray */ |
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