Looks really cool! I like the way you've done that split, with several links pages! :D
(That said, the actual link colour has pretty bad contrast with the grey background... I can sorta read the links if I squint, but I know other people, particularly those with vision issues, may struggle even more with them, so it might be a good idea to change the shade a bit so that visitors can read the link text easier. ^^ I find this site to be useful to check if the contrast passes the web accessibility guidelines and fiddle with the colours a bit, though I think it's fine to aim for just AA compliance rather than necessarily AAA on all fronts. If you decide to do this, from my own fiddling with your colours, I think you'd have to lighten the background a bit to get good contrast without making the link colour super dark (and thus harder to distinguish from normal text, although you've got underlines to help, which are good practice for links!).)
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Date: 2025-09-08 08:24 am (UTC)Looks really cool! I like the way you've done that split, with several links pages! :D
(That said, the actual link colour has pretty bad contrast with the grey background... I can sorta read the links if I squint, but I know other people, particularly those with vision issues, may struggle even more with them, so it might be a good idea to change the shade a bit so that visitors can read the link text easier. ^^ I find this site to be useful to check if the contrast passes the web accessibility guidelines and fiddle with the colours a bit, though I think it's fine to aim for just AA compliance rather than necessarily AAA on all fronts. If you decide to do this, from my own fiddling with your colours, I think you'd have to lighten the background a bit to get good contrast without making the link colour super dark (and thus harder to distinguish from normal text, although you've got underlines to help, which are good practice for links!).)