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Thanks OtherJohn for working on this. I would like to clarify - I don't actually want lower contrast, because that is also hard on the eyes and if the whole thing becomes low contrast, it will be even worse. The problem is the bright white background and too-low-contrast barely visible pastel boxes and borders. The message text needs to stay high contrast please. A pastel background and darker boxes, leaving the text black, would solve it. No more bright white, with nicely visible borders and boxes, and nice dark text.

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Actually, I think the problem is the pastel background/edge coloring. It makes the whole page very pale and bright and hard on the eyes. I find sites with dark colors surrounding the text box much easier on the eyes. Just a random sample of a board with darker colors around the edges:

 

http://www.puritanbo...-profile-72267/

 

Also, this one:

 

http://redeemedbygrace.org/?styleid=1

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Thanks OtherJohn for working on this. I would like to clarify - I don't actually want lower contrast, because that is also hard on the eyes and if the whole thing becomes low contrast, it will be even worse. The problem is the bright white background and too-low-contrast barely visible pastel boxes and borders. The message text needs to stay high contrast please. A pastel background and darker boxes, leaving the text black, would solve it. No more bright white, with nicely visible borders and boxes, and nice dark text.

 

Actually, I think the problem is the pastel background/edge coloring. It makes the whole page very pale and bright and hard on the eyes. I find sites with dark colors surrounding the text box much easier on the eyes. Just a random sample of a board with darker colors around the edges:

 

http://www.puritanbo...-profile-72267/

 

Also, this one:

 

http://redeemedbygrace.org/?styleid=1

 

I agree. The soft colors of the borders are what is bothering my eyes.
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Thanks OtherJohn for working on this. I would like to clarify - I don't actually want lower contrast, because that is also hard on the eyes and if the whole thing becomes low contrast, it will be even worse. The problem is the bright white background and too-low-contrast barely visible pastel boxes and borders. The message text needs to stay high contrast please. A pastel background and darker boxes, leaving the text black, would solve it. No more bright white, with nicely visible borders and boxes, and nice dark text.

 

Actually, I think the problem is the pastel background/edge coloring. It makes the whole page very pale and bright and hard on the eyes. I find sites with dark colors surrounding the text box much easier on the eyes. Just a random sample of a board with darker colors around the edges:

 

http://www.puritanbo...-profile-72267/

 

Also, this one:

 

http://redeemedbygrace.org/?styleid=1

 

 

:iagree: Good points!

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Actually, I think the problem is the pastel background/edge coloring. It makes the whole page very pale and bright and hard on the eyes. I find sites with dark colors surrounding the text box much easier on the eyes. Just a random sample of a board with darker colors around the edges:

 

http://www.puritanbo...-profile-72267/

 

Also, this one:

 

http://redeemedbygrace.org/?styleid=1

 

 

I mean the textbox having a bright white background is what I have the issue with. I would like black text on beige, yellow, lt green, gray,anything but pure white. Just a bit of tint to take off the glare. And the stuff outside of the text box to be darker so it will have more contrast with the text box. ie, black text on very light green, surrounded by darker green and blue colors. Make it easy to see the text, and easy to see the edges of boxes. So eyes don't have to search so hard to find their way around the screen.

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This reminds me of a homeschool conference seminar I went to once. On an overheard projector they had a sheet of white paper. Then they changed it to light blue and then a light green to show the differences (it had something to do with how white hurts your eyes). When they changed to a soft color instantly your eyes were like, "Ahhhhhhhh". It was so much better.

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