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Use black rather than gray in data fields to make more easy to read and less errors

GeoffreyColwill

Use black rather than gray in data fields to make more easy to read and less errors

I am an older partner and use the browser version of Account Right and Myob Business as I can then enlarge the text/window to make it easier to read and check entries

I seems to be 'trendy' to use gray rather than black for image purposes - however this makes it more difficult to read and check entries - can we please prioritise the functionality rather than the image

Thanks

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AmandaMYOB

We've closed this idea for now due to minimal votes accumulated over the last six months.

AmandaMYOB

Hey @GeoffreyColwill

This is being updated due to low engagement (comments & votes) from the community in the last 6 months. Please be advised that the idea has still been added to our developer backlog, but it will have less traction getting prioritised without more votes. A further review will happen in another 6 months where we will either close or re-open this idea based on the number of votes accumulated in that time.

AmandaMYOB

KodyS

I definitely agree that it would improve visibility and experience. You can clearly see the contrast in your post. Not everything is about having a 'trendy' appearance, usability is much more important.

At the very least, the option to choose would be helpful.

Mike_James

Hi @GeoffreyColwill , nice colour contrasting in your post, not visible in emailed version of posts. I've seen several such posts over the years in this forum, sometimes from people with visual limitations. ACCESSIBILITY is important these days, over trendy colour branding.