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Tint the type badge in the type's colour instead of showing a dot - #4
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The project type badge now matches the other coloured badges, such as the project count: the whole box is a light tint of the type's colour, with the text in a darker shade of the same hue. The dot is gone. The text shades read at 4.9:1 or better on their tint; the identity colours themselves only reach about 3:1. Map and chart legends keep their dots.
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The project type badge now matches the other coloured badges, such as the project count: the whole box is a light tint of the type's colour, with the text in a darker shade of the same hue. The dot is gone. The text shades read at 4.9:1 or better on their tint; the identity colours themselves only reach about 3:1. Map and chart legends keep their dots.