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fix(user-contact): fix background-color of user-contact's header #2405

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The changes in this pull request involve a modification to a LESS stylesheet that defines user contact variables. The key update is the alteration of the background color variable for the user contact card header, changing it from a gray background to a primary color. This adjustment impacts the visual presentation of the user contact card header.

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packages/theme/src/user-contact/vars.less Updated variable --tv-UserContact-card-header-bg-color from var(--tv-color-bg-gray-2) to var(--tv-color-bg-primary)

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  • fix(theme): add tv-color-icon-stable #2175: This PR adds a new CSS variable --tv-color-icon-stable, which is related to the theme and color variables, similar to the changes made to the --tv-UserContact-card-header-bg-color variable in the main PR.
  • fix(modal): [modal] modify design style #2389: This PR modifies the design style of the modal component by updating a LESS variable, which is conceptually similar to the changes made to the LESS stylesheet for user contact variables in the main PR.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)
packages/theme/src/user-contact/vars.less (1)

25-25: Consider documenting the color usage rationale.

While the variable name is clear, it would be helpful to document why primary color is preferred over gray for the header background.

  // 卡片头部背景色
- --tv-UserContact-card-header-bg-color: var(--tv-color-bg-primary);
+ // Uses primary color to maintain visual hierarchy and brand consistency
+ --tv-UserContact-card-header-bg-color: var(--tv-color-bg-primary);
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packages/theme/src/user-contact/vars.less (1)

25-25: Please verify color contrast accessibility.

The change from gray to primary background color with white text (--tv-UserContact-card-header-role-text-color) should maintain sufficient contrast ratio for accessibility standards.

Let's check for any existing color contrast guidelines or tests:

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Let me search for more specific information about the color variables and their usage.


Let me check the base theme variables to understand the color definitions.


Let me check the role text color variable to verify the contrast.


Based on the gathered information, I can now provide the final response:

Color contrast is sufficient for accessibility.

The change from gray to primary background (--tv-color-bg-primary) which is #191919 (dark gray/black) paired with white text (--tv-color-text-white: #ffffff) provides excellent contrast that meets WCAG accessibility standards. This combination actually offers better contrast than the previous gray background.

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rg -i "color.*guideline|color.*standard|color.*theme" --type md

Length of output: 1646


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# Check the base theme variables for color definitions
cat packages/theme/src/base/vars.less

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@zzcr zzcr merged commit 66f3e65 into opentiny:dev Oct 26, 2024
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