Make draft colors consistent.
Review Request #10466 — Created March 24, 2019 and submitted
We had a bunch of different definitions of the "draft" color, several of
which were actually closer to the "ship-it" color than the draft banner
color. This change makes it all consistent throughout, creating a single
@draft-color
definition which is based on the new color scheme. This
is then used everywhere that we want to indicate that there's something
in a draft state.Some of this looked weird at first, because brains hate change. As I've
spent a little more time with it I've quickly gotten used to it and I
like it better.
Looked throughout the UI at all the different draft-related items.
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Funny how after playing with this a bit, the old color for the comment dialog feels too green. This is … |
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Funny how after playing with this a bit, the old color for the comment dialog feels too green. This is good :)
So when I looked at the darker version of the screenshot before, it looked okay on the iPhone where I was looking at that time, but feels more muddy on my monitor. Been toying with colors, and how does #d1f5a9 seem to you? Going for a soft light green that contrasts better with the blue link color.
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Changed to #d1f5a9.
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