I wrote to support about this and asked them to address the compliance colours as i can no longer tell the difference between the green and yellow shades that they implemented. They said this... "One of the primary goals of our modernization effort was to make TrainingPeaks more accessible to a wider range of users, aligning with the WCAG 2.1 AA standards set by the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines". I am grateful for that, but I also tested using an online tool that confirms that the difference between green and yellow does NOT comply. And so, I simply want either the shade of Green to be changed to something like RGB 40:180:40, or perhaps better, have the users be able to select themes and colours. In my opinion neither of the yellow or green hues are great, I'd rather have primary colours. Support also suggested I wrote in this forum and when I saw this request I though I'd add my voice to it too
Mike Furby
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I wrote to support about this and asked them to address the compliance colours as i can no longer tell the difference between the green and yellow shades that they implemented. They said this... "One of the primary goals of our modernization effort was to make TrainingPeaks more accessible to a wider range of users, aligning with the WCAG 2.1 AA standards set by the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines". I am grateful for that, but I also tested using an online tool that confirms that the difference between green and yellow does NOT comply. And so, I simply want either the shade of Green to be changed to something like RGB 40:180:40, or perhaps better, have the users be able to select themes and colours. In my opinion neither of the yellow or green hues are great, I'd rather have primary colours. Support also suggested I wrote in this forum and when I saw this request I though I'd add my voice to it too