As a colourblind person, it's quite hard to distinguish between the green for "Reviewed & tested by the community" and the Yellow:"Needs review" in the child issues panel list.
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https://www.drupal.org/project/project_browser/issues/3342545
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and see the right-hand side for the child issues panel list.
Specifically, it's the difference between the green and the yellow colour.
Change the colour to a more distinct yellow with less brightness, use colour on the whole width of the panel instead of only the link, change the light grey background to a darker colour or add the status directly in each child issue.
Here is an example of how that might look. I've added a new yellow color: #FFFFAA, used the full width and added the status code below. The status code has a background of #000000 set to 10%, horizontal padding of 8, vertical padding of 4 and a border between each child issue with grey colour: F5F5F5 set to 50%. The status code font is set to regular and the font size is 10 px. If you decide this is the correct option I'll prepare a Figma board where you can easily see the dimensions!
It works okay at: "
https://www.drupal.org/project/issues/drupal →
" in the big issue column, as each issue is filled in the entire width of the panel and you can see the status, so there is nothing to be confused about.
I personally have only an issue with colours that are close to each other. Please test with other more colourblind people as well.
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With #3265096: Move issues from www.drupal.org to git.drupalcode.org → , we are doing maintenance-only fixes for issues on Drupal.org. Accessibility improvements can be made, but I’d stop short of changing the sidebar background.
Adding a couple larger proposals as related issues. Smaller changes are easier to land.