Tiny Human Ferret wrote:
> siani wrote:
>
>> Tiny Human Ferret wrote:
>>
>>> lunacia wrote:
>>>
>>>> Blinded by darkness, Tiny Human Ferret
>>>> <ixnayamspay_klaatu@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> scribbled:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> Could anyone give me an IE or other M$-platform look at
>>>>> http://www.radicalcenter.org/
??
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> I run Opera 7.54 for Windows, and technically it looks just fine.
>>>>
>>>> But the colours! They hurt my eyes!
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Well, it's not supposed to be Gothic!
>>>
>>> Trouble with the shades of green and blue used for the links, I would
>>> guess?
>>
>>
>>
>> yeah, i'd kind of second that. not enough contrast between light and
>> dark blue. hard to read. make 'em darker?
>>
>> i seem to remember saying that about one of your pages before, too,
>> mind...
>
>
> Hrm. People need to get better graphics cards and start running their
> machines at the highest number of colors.
i think you just have unusually good eyesight. but in any case, as we
both know, you should *always* design for the lowest likely spec. my
laptop is no hot ****, but it's not ancient or incredibly cheap, either.
it's on par with what most regular folks will be using.
and, umm... it's not any better. the text of the links in the box on
the left is only a smidgen darker than the background. it needs to be
*lots* darker than the background to avoid the eye-bleeding effect.
> In the interim, colors lightened.
>
> Note, if you will, that shades of green are some of the most difficult
> to work with in the RGB color-wheel scheme, in terms of getting
> perceptible differences in fine gradation.
absolutely. so don't try too hard. give plenty of light/dark contrast
and it'll be fine.
siani
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