Change color on "You can't post an empty comment!" & login errors to make them more readable

lgrov44

Zydrolic wrote:
lgrov44 wrote:
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I do have to ask you though, do you think it would be better to have most people or almost everyone (except for blind people or people with too severe disabilites affecting vision of course) to be able to say that it is at least readable enough to them?

Honestly I can't really come up with an answer.
I'd say almost everyone no matter a disability - The thing is that I'd also try looking for a better combo but I really just can't come up with a better one.

I think you have the optimal colour pair. Also, that was a semi-rhetorical question. It was meant to point out the 2 main possibilities, either letting the Scratchers customizing the color pairs or pick a specific color pair.

Zydrolic wrote:
Welp, this is getting long lol

Yes it is, and imagine if we didn't use “snip”! Some of the posts would be probably be thousands of characters long…

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Feel like this forum is dead now. Anyways, Bump.

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usefun2

Support, I don't have eye problems and find the message hard to read.

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EDawg2011

I'll just…

jvvg wrote:
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Scratch is based in the United States, which is subject to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). One requirement is that sites be accessible to users using assistive technologies (screen readers and similar things), low-vision, and colorblind users. I'm not going to pretend I know all the details, but if the colors don't contrast enough or would otherwise be hard for a colorblind or low-vision person to use, the site is out of compliance. If that's the case, then an affected user can sue the Scratch Team and would have a good chance of winning. I have seen plenty of real-world ADA-related lawsuits for websites, this isn't just a hypothetical risk, it's real.

I should also note that multiple people have told me that Scratch isn't a business and therefore wouldn't be subject to these rules. That is incorrect. For the purposes of ADA, “business” doesn't just mean “for-profit corporation,” it also includes nonprofits. Additionally, Scratch is “open to the public” (for ADA purposes anyway) since they offer a service that members of the public can use.

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Zydrolic

EDawg2011 wrote:
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I'll just…
jvvg wrote:
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Scratch is based in the United States, which is subject to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). One requirement is that sites be accessible to users using assistive technologies (screen readers and similar things), low-vision, and colorblind users. I'm not going to pretend I know all the details, but if the colors don't contrast enough or would otherwise be hard for a colorblind or low-vision person to use, the site is out of compliance. If that's the case, then an affected user can sue the Scratch Team and would have a good chance of winning. I have seen plenty of real-world ADA-related lawsuits for websites, this isn't just a hypothetical risk, it's real.

I should also note that multiple people have told me that Scratch isn't a business and therefore wouldn't be subject to these rules. That is incorrect. For the purposes of ADA, “business” doesn't just mean “for-profit corporation,” it also includes nonprofits. Additionally, Scratch is “open to the public” (for ADA purposes anyway) since they offer a service that members of the public can use.

Atleast judging by whocanuse, changing the text color to black doesn't have much of a loss rate.
It infact haas a better contrast ratio. You can check the OP's URL to this check.

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Toru said:

“全てが終わってその後に残るものは…夢と……想い出だけだそれだけだ”

A10thunderguineapig

Orange does not mix with white. It's like writing with a yellow marker on a whiteboard.

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lgrov44

Bump. (Scratch's time system made me do this a little too early…)

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Toru said:

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lgrov44

(REMOVED) can i think before i post?!

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Bump (Is this forum dead now?)

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