Color Variables Cleanup #806
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- remove unused colors - remove colors that are similar to others
- remove unused colors - remove colors that are similar to others
nummi
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May 24, 2018
| --base13: #404040; | ||
| --base14: #333333; | ||
| --base15: #222222; | ||
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Shades of gray cut in half and I can't see any difference. Waaaat.
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* Base color cleanup - remove unused colors - remove colors that are similar to others * Special color cleanup - remove unused colors - remove colors that are similar to others * Rename special colors * Source reorder base colors by shade * Rename base colors
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If I did my job correctly you won't really see any visual changes.
"Ember application not detected" screen had its own shade of gray and red)
I checked for errors as I made changes and for the final check I loaded the same screen in the dev and prod version of the inspector and switched between tabs watching for glaring differences.