@Jan_Dittrich I did not properly get the hover colors. Should all of them share the same hover color?

Also: Is there anything view-port dependent? From what I got we do change the font-sizes dependent on view port?

@kai.nissen I chose to make this a prequisite of desktop-de-14 instead of an earlier test simply because our pipeline is quite full this week and Jan is also quite busy with user tests. This is a generic improvement of the blue/green desktop design, so we need to make sure this is being changed in all future variants of the blue/green design.

@Jan_Dittrich I did not properly get the hover colors. Should all of them share the same hover color?

The hover-able elements imho are the x-button and the call to action. Both have now hover colors defined. I guess there are no other elements where I would find hover essential (But please point out if I oversaw something!)

Also: Is there anything view-port dependent?

Not that I am aware of. If it affects the changes it would be about the font sizes in the form, but the size of it seems to stay constant.

@Jan_Dittrich
Sorry for reviving this again, but there are some issues with the hover effects on the close button:

• The usual color for this is #808080, the opacity is set to 50%. Hovering over it now changes the color to #747474, leaving the opacity as is. If you don't know that there is a hover effect, you just don't see it.
• In viewports widths below 1090px, the close button is inside the blue banner text area. Its color changes to white, the opacity is set to 80%. Hovering over it changes the color to #747474.

viewport width	no hover	hover
>= 1090px
< 1090px

The usual color for this is #808080, the opacity is set to 50%. Hovering over it now changes the color to #747474, leaving the opacity as is. If you don't know that there is a hover effect, you just don't see it.

What I defined should be the resulting color on a white background: 75% transparent black in normal state, 45% transparent black in hover.

Abstractly said, it should be 25-30% darker on hover.

Currently, we should have a light thing on the dark background and a dark thing on the white background, and if you want to use the same color, you are in a tough place: 3 colors are closely bound to each other now.

So I would suggest, having the behavior I descried on the white, and for the x on the blue, via a media query, the equivalent would be: 25% transparent white, 55% transparent white on hover. OR never let the x be on a blue background anyway.