Maybe 2-3 years ago I brought this to the attention of Evernote, explaining how many of us a bit older people don't have as perfect eyes as the young developers at Evernote, and that the Tags index screen is unreadable to some of us. Now I'm back checking out Evernote again and am reminded of why I had to choose not to use it in the past, and this is one reason. I doubt it even meets website accessibility standards.
I'm curious, is there anyone else out there that has extreme difficulty reading it? Please bring up the image and see for yourself.
And what is the deal with developers hating on contrast these days? Do they want us all to squint or go blind? You don't see books coming out with gray text on gray pages. It's black on white or off-white.
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Mark F 2
The link below shows a screenshot of the Evernote App (Mac) Tags index screen:
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/13/fpbp.png/
Maybe 2-3 years ago I brought this to the attention of Evernote, explaining how many of us a bit older people don't have as perfect eyes as the young developers at Evernote, and that the Tags index screen is unreadable to some of us. Now I'm back checking out Evernote again and am reminded of why I had to choose not to use it in the past, and this is one reason. I doubt it even meets website accessibility standards.
I'm curious, is there anyone else out there that has extreme difficulty reading it? Please bring up the image and see for yourself.
And what is the deal with developers hating on contrast these days? Do they want us all to squint or go blind? You don't see books coming out with gray text on gray pages. It's black on white or off-white.
Thanks.
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