- Shipped
- August 15, 2026 at 4:21 PM UTC
- Author
- Kamo
- Commit
- 03c25e5
The reported case is the brand green on a tint of itself: --color-primary against rgba(107,142,58,0.15) is 3.43:1. That clears the 3:1 WCAG 1.4.11 floor for graphics, so it is not a failure, but the hue is identical to the bubble — lightness is the only separation, and the icon reads as nearly the same colour as the plate behind it. Same story on the low-alpha white bubbles: 3.62–3.83:1. Adds --color-icon-on-tint (one step up the existing ramp, to --color-primary-lighter) and applies it to the 21 icons that sit inside a tinted bubble, across about, contact, features, security, demo, careers, community, blog, kb, subscribe, CTAStrip, UseCases and the cookie banner. Every one of those bubbles now measures 5.3:1 or better. Icons NOT on a tint keep --color-primary — there the green already clears 4.5:1 against the page and against a plain card, and recolouring them would drain brand colour from the site for no accessibility gain. Also lightens the ROI calculator's Clock icon: at #7B68EE it was 3.49:1 while the two icons beside it were 4.77:1, so it now matches them at 5.34:1. Audited by compositing each bubble over the card and page background and measuring WCAG ratios rather than by eye. Weakest icon-on-bubble pairing across the site goes from 3.43:1 to 4.30:1, and that one is a deliberately muted grey.