One that uses the default dark color (#121212) and one that uses a primary color. I am going to show you an example with the dragged state of a component. All the shadow, overlay and stroke settings are available in the UI Kit. Statesĭesigning dark theme for different states of a component is easy and straightforward. This is because of the ‘Dark Theme Baseline Palette’ that we took a look at before.īut if you choose to use a different color for error states, just make sure that they satisfy the 4.5:1 contrast ratio. The red color (#B00020) is the default error color for the light theme. 40% opacity ensures that the contrast ratio is met. In this case, it is a bright red with a semi-transparent overlay with 40% opacity. The guidelines specify the exact color to be used for error states. And if the choice of text color is 100% white, then you don’t have to apply any contrast ratio at all in this case.īut if the text has your brand color, then test for the 4.5:1 contrast ratio. If you choose to have a background with the default dark color, then you only need to test for the 4.5:1 contrast ratio. The color difference is negligible between 16dp and 24dp elevation. But in the image above I have taken a Navigation Bar having an elevation of 16dp as an example. As per the guidelines, a dialogue modal has an elevation of 24dp. When testing your colors make sure that you test them at the highest elevation level of 24dp. Step 1ĭecide on whether you are going to go for a background with the default color or your primary color. But do not worry, as I am here to your rescue. I know that this is super hard to comprehend if you have never worked with contrast ratios before.
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