Chrome’s Devtools “CSS Oveview” flags contrast issues with 10 color combinations on the releases page, 6 of them serious (ratios below even WCAG AA minimums). They are:
- The aforementioned “Highlights” card colors of white text over
--color-feature - The “← Back to versions” link, medium blue text over black, with a contrast ratio of only 3.9:1
- The “show” expand toggle on the security fixes card, small white text at 80% opacity over red, with a contrast ratio of only 4.01:1. (The rest of the security-fixes text passes at 5.43:1, since it’s not semi-transparent.)
- The “DEV” badge, white text over a grayish-green background color of
#7f8c8d, contrast ratio 3.47:1 - All of the commit dates and other
--text-muted(#888) over--bg-card(#2d2d2d), contrast ratio 3.08:1 - The “Security” badges, white text over
#d36500(basically orange), contrast ratio 4.16:1.
Oh, and if I’d scrolled farther, also the “Translations” badge, white text over #e91e63(radioactive glowing magenta), contrast ratio 4.34:1.