The release is expected on May 31. Below you will find only the changes related to the WCAG guidelines that will also affect the learner's screens.
We will publish all release notes at a later time this month.
The WCAG standards are defined to make sure all web contents are accessible for all users. In order to meet these standards, we started with changing the contrast of the element-colours to meet the right ratio. All of these changes consist of adjusting the colours from a lighter tint to a somewhat darker tint of that same colour.
General changes
The main colour blue is slightly darker.
The status colours of the certificates are slightly darker.
Some of the assessment colours, which the users can select by themselves, are slightly darker.
The colours of the tags are slightly darker.
The colours of the alerts are slightly darker.
Changes made in the default look & feel
The secondary colour is changed into a red tone.
The colour of the advice bar is slightly lighter.
The colour of the “View objective” text colour is darker.
The text font colour is slightly darker.
Other changes at the learner interfaces
The colour of the red notification dot, that shows the number of unread messages, is slightly darker.
The text colour of the description in the hotspot questions is slightly darker.
The colour of the arrow to resize the text-editor is slightly darker.
The colour of the paginations in the player, when that page is done is darker.
The ‘back to previous page’ button in the player is slightly darker.
The two buttons in the player, which allows the learner to navigate to the top or bottom of the page, are slightly darker.
The text colour of the portfolio page is slightly darker.
The colour of the placeholder texts, which are guidelines in the text fields, e.g. name, e-mail address, etc, are slightly darker.
Changes at the staff side
The colour of the support pull-out button is changed with a darker blue colour.
The colour of the secondary button is slightly darker.
The colour of all descriptive texts, which are above a white background, is slightly darker.
The colour of the labels that indicates an adaptive block is slightly darker.
The colour of the name of the concept, which is located in the concept header, is slightly darker.
The colour of the breadcrumbs is slightly darker.
The red colour for incorrect values in the text fields is slightly darker.
The colour of the icons, that indicates where the user can drag & drop, is slightly darker.
The colour of the category label, within the reporting engine, is slightly darker.
The colour of the statuses and progresses, in the instructor dashboard, is somewhat darker.
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The release is expected on May 31. Below you will find only the changes related to the WCAG guidelines that will also affect the learner's screens.
We will publish all release notes at a later time this month.
The WCAG standards are defined to make sure all web contents are accessible for all users. In order to meet these standards, we started with changing the contrast of the element-colours to meet the right ratio. All of these changes consist of adjusting the colours from a lighter tint to a somewhat darker tint of that same colour.
General changes
The main colour blue is slightly darker.
The status colours of the certificates are slightly darker.
Some of the assessment colours, which the users can select by themselves, are slightly darker.
The colours of the tags are slightly darker.
The colours of the alerts are slightly darker.
Changes made in the default look & feel
The secondary colour is changed into a red tone.
The colour of the advice bar is slightly lighter.
The colour of the “View objective” text colour is darker.
The text font colour is slightly darker.
Other changes at the learner interfaces
The colour of the red notification dot, that shows the number of unread messages, is slightly darker.
The text colour of the description in the hotspot questions is slightly darker.
The colour of the arrow to resize the text-editor is slightly darker.
The colour of the paginations in the player, when that page is done is darker.
The ‘back to previous page’ button in the player is slightly darker.
The two buttons in the player, which allows the learner to navigate to the top or bottom of the page, are slightly darker.
The text colour of the portfolio page is slightly darker.
The colour of the placeholder texts, which are guidelines in the text fields, e.g. name, e-mail address, etc, are slightly darker.
Changes at the staff side
The colour of the support pull-out button is changed with a darker blue colour.
The colour of the secondary button is slightly darker.
The colour of all descriptive texts, which are above a white background, is slightly darker.
The colour of the labels that indicates an adaptive block is slightly darker.
The colour of the name of the concept, which is located in the concept header, is slightly darker.
The colour of the breadcrumbs is slightly darker.
The red colour for incorrect values in the text fields is slightly darker.
The colour of the icons, that indicates where the user can drag & drop, is slightly darker.
The colour of the category label, within the reporting engine, is slightly darker.
The colour of the statuses and progresses, in the instructor dashboard, is somewhat darker.