Change Details

== Background As a part of the color expansion work in T360494, the red value which most closely matches `#d73333` was updated to fall in line with the rest of the palette. T370446 and T377357 account for updating the red colors in Codex and OOUI, but there are [[ https://codesearch.wmcloud.org/search/?q=%23d73333 | many instances where #d73333 is hard-coded ]]. We need to update these uses of `#d73333` (formerly `red600`) to either `#bf3c2c` (`red700`), to have consistency with Codex destructive/error text, or to `#d74032` (the new `red600`), to maintain the closest color value in the palette. ## Before/After Old `red600` to new `red600`: {F57619698} Old `red600` --> `red700`: {F57619691} === Acceptance criteria [] All hard-coded instances of `#d73333` that are used to represent destructive/error text are updated to use the appropriate design token or `#bf3c2c`. [] The remaining hard-coded instances of `#d73333` are updated to use the new intended `red600` value of `#d74032` or some other appropriate token/color from the palette.

== Background As a part of the color expansion work in T360494, the red value which most closely matches `#d73333` was updated to fall in line with the rest of the palette. T370446 and T377357 account for updating the red colors in Codex and OOUI, but there are [[ https://codesearch.wmcloud.org/search/?q=%23d73333 | many instances where #d73333 is hard-coded ]]. We need to update these uses of `#d73333` (formerly `red600`) to either `#bf3c2c` (`red700`), to have consistency with Codex destructive/error text, or to `#d74032` (the new `red600`), to maintain the closest color value in the palette. ## Before/After `#d73333` (top) vs. `#d74032` (bottom) {F57620334} === Acceptance criteria [] All hard-coded instances of `#d73333` that are used to represent destructive/error text are updated to use the appropriate design token or `#bf3c2c`. [] The remaining hard-coded instances of `#d73333` are updated to use the new intended `red600` value of `#d74032` or some other appropriate token/color from the palette.

== Background As a part of the color expansion work in T360494, the red value which most closely matches `#d73333` was updated to fall in line with the rest of the palette. T370446 and T377357 account for updating the red colors in Codex and OOUI, but there are [[ https://codesearch.wmcloud.org/search/?q=%23d73333 | many instances where #d73333 is hard-coded ]]. We need to update these uses of `#d73333` (formerly `red600`) to either `#bf3c2c` (`red700`), to have consistency with Codex destructive/error text, or to `#d74032` (the new `red600`), to maintain the closest color value in the palette. ## Before/After Old `red600` to new `red600`:`#d73333` (top) vs. `#d74032` (bottom) {F57619698} Old `red600` --> `red700`: {F57619691}20334} === Acceptance criteria [] All hard-coded instances of `#d73333` that are used to represent destructive/error text are updated to use the appropriate design token or `#bf3c2c`. [] The remaining hard-coded instances of `#d73333` are updated to use the new intended `red600` value of `#d74032` or some other appropriate token/color from the palette.