Turns out 1 in 12 men can't tell my gray labels from my white ones
I ran my dashboard through a contrast checker last week and the guy at the print shop in Dayton told me about a study where around 8 percent of men have some form of color blindness, which is way more than I figured. My muted gray helper text on white sat right at 2.8:1 and I had been shipping it like that for a year. What ratio do you all aim for on secondary text, plain 4.5 or do you push higher?