stoma666

Agreed, on the UMs5 touchscreen, the contrast on action buttons (white type on a light gray) is too week a contrast and has become a usability issue for me as i cannot read it most of the time. I do wear prescription glasses and still such a weak contrast between type and background that i need to adjust to the right angle and height to make out the button label. In modern web design and product design there are contrast cutoffs for ADA(american disability act) so as most users with color blindness and older eyes can still use the product. This completely fails those cutoffs and would fail any ADA contrast test (https://developer.paciellogroup.com/resources/contrastanalyser/). I am both a UX and visual designer and i do understand how sometimes design should be put in front of the UX . But not in this case. These are core functions which could effect hours of printing and could be dangerous(if I cant see and hit re print -- etc). Also quite surprised this was not correct prior to release? This is not a decorative or preference issue its a usability issue. Maybe just add a higher contrast option in the setting so users like me can see and keep it standard for everyone else if there are no complaints from the rest of the community. The photo attached has been contrast corrected by my iphone but much worse in person.