Yes, and text doesn't need to have maximum contrast (#000 over #FFF) to be legible. The website you linked above says: > W3C's Web Content Accessibility Guidelines set the minimum contrast between text and its…
Illegible? It's #444 on a white background—that is a 9.73:1 contrast ratio, which gives it a perfect AAA accesibility rating. If you can't read it, there's probably a wild CSS messing things up on your end.
Yes! .NET has been cross-platform since 2016 when it was rebranded as .NET Core (nowadays it's just .NET). Powershell is also cross-platform.
I'm an eternal lurker and UX happens to be my passion. I'll break my vows of silence to state this: saying that HN has bad UX is an understatement. I spent years missing out on the site because, in its natural state,…
Yes, and text doesn't need to have maximum contrast (#000 over #FFF) to be legible. The website you linked above says: > W3C's Web Content Accessibility Guidelines set the minimum contrast between text and its…
Illegible? It's #444 on a white background—that is a 9.73:1 contrast ratio, which gives it a perfect AAA accesibility rating. If you can't read it, there's probably a wild CSS messing things up on your end.
Yes! .NET has been cross-platform since 2016 when it was rebranded as .NET Core (nowadays it's just .NET). Powershell is also cross-platform.
I'm an eternal lurker and UX happens to be my passion. I'll break my vows of silence to state this: saying that HN has bad UX is an understatement. I spent years missing out on the site because, in its natural state,…