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[Theme] Support additional custom themes #20263
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@Lagicrus I couldn't agree more. I think that it would be awesome to include these themes too https://material.io/design/material-studies/about-our-material-studies.html. |
These are covered by #18908 @Lagicrus I think from the description of the issue this is more about custom colors not completely different themes? If so then I think #13875 already covers this? |
Thanks for the links! They seem to be closer to what I was looking for. I will admit that I seem to have drifted from the original scope of the request from an additional set of colours (on top of Primary/Secondary) to a whole new theme itself so #13875 is of interest to me as well, so thank you for that one :) I see this as closed as it seems to be better covered by two preexisting issues, can't wait to see what happens with them. |
Summary 💡
The ability to have more palette types.
Support tertiary colour options.
Whilst light & dark is extremely useful, I want to add an addition theme for Colour Impaired viewers. Which to my knowledge is not supported as a toggle for
palette/type
.For another use case, having other themes that a user wants to use besides just dark/light.
Examples 🌈
https://www.ibm.com/design/v1/language/resources/color-library/ Contains some examples at the end for colour impaired safe colours
https://www.w3.org/TR/AERT/#color-contrast Contains a recommended formula for the colour difference to help readability for people with impaired vision
Motivation 🔦
I am hoping to make it easier for developers to add more theme options to help support people who either want a different theme outside of Dark/Light, and those of us who have a vision impairment were having a different colour scheme designed to help would be of great use.
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