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Black text is hard to read when overlaid on bars whose background are dark shades of blue or purple.
We should either switch all our bar graphs (and pies?) to a colour scheme using a range of light/pastel colours, keeping black text OR we should use white/light grey text when the darkness of the colour is above a certain threshold.
We should review hover background colour at the same time - it could be a bright white or yellow.
This is present in Apple App Activity experience, TrackerControl experience, Twitter, Netflix and possibly others - review all graphs.
Examples:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Relatedly, we should make the "Current filter" bar highlight colour something outside the color palette of the other bars - e.g. a bright white or yellow bar, or it should be boxed in yellow, black etc to highlight it. As it is, a currently selected filter bar looks the same as bars in other graphs where there is no filter.
White text will not work because text that flows outside the bar becomes invisible. A wise selection of background color and text color might solve the problem.
Black text is hard to read when overlaid on bars whose background are dark shades of blue or purple.
We should either switch all our bar graphs (and pies?) to a colour scheme using a range of light/pastel colours, keeping black text OR we should use white/light grey text when the darkness of the colour is above a certain threshold.
We should review hover background colour at the same time - it could be a bright white or yellow.
This is present in Apple App Activity experience, TrackerControl experience, Twitter, Netflix and possibly others - review all graphs.
Examples:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: