Contrast errors in people page

[bebatut]

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I ran Wave to check for accessibility on the website. In the people pages, I got many errors because of contrast in the people information:

It would be good to fix them

[baimamboukar]

I want to work on this! I am kinda confused.... What do you mean by contrast here ? Thanks for clarifying @bebatut

[bebatut]

It seems that some components in the page have really low contrast, which make them hard to be seen. You can install the wave extension in your browser and activate it on the people page to see where these components are in order to fix them

[baimamboukar]

Thanks for the clarifications! I will soon raise a pull request about this....☄️

[Njong392]

It seems that some components in the page have really low contrast, which make them hard to be seen. You can install the wave extension in your browser and activate it on the people page to see where these components are in order to fix them

Okay, I found a nice color that could get the contrast issue to sit better. @bebatut is there a specific CSS file that needs updating for the contrast issue to be resolved?

[lisaomoh101]

@baimamboukar can i work with you on this if still avaliable, please DM me on the slack page @Lisa omojevwe

[baimamboukar]

@baimamboukar can i work with you on this if still avaliable, please DM me on the slack page @Lisa omojevwe

Hello @lisaomoh101...

Yes it is still available ☄️

[lisa]

@baimamboukar can i work with you on this if still avaliable, please DM me on the slack page @lisa omojevwe

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[Munnachienyi]

hello @baimamboukar have you figured this issue out yet

[vasconsaurus]

Hey everyone! If this hasn't been done (I couldn't find a PR for this), I think using the same green (#265F3F) as in PR#430 might fix it.

Since there seems to be no movement on this I'll give this a go, if anyone is working on it, please let me know 🙂

[vasconsaurus]

actually, the solution in PR#430 also fixes this one, since the variable dark-green was changed

[yochannah]

Closing this issue as out of date. Thanks all! :)