Change Details

## Background During the expansion of the Codex color palette, as a part of T360494, we decided to keep the current destructive/error text color, which uses `#d73333`, known as `red600`. This means that while we updated all other text application tokens (other than gray) to use the 700 color values, we are still using `red600` as the destructive and error text in light mode, which does not meet the 4.5:1 contrast required for text elements in all scenarios (T341485). T370446 accounts for updating the destructive/error colors in Codex to `#bf3c2c` (`red700`), but there are uses of `#d73333` in OOUI that also need to be updated. Current uses: https://codesearch.wmcloud.org/search/?q=%23d73333#oojs/ui ## Before/After {F57619691} ## Acceptance criteria [] All uses of `#d73333` in OOUI are updated to `#bf3c2c`.

## Background During the expansion of the Codex color palette, as a part of T360494, we decided to keep the current destructive/error text color, which uses `#d73333`, known as `red600`. This means that while we updated all other text application tokens (other than gray) to use the 700 color values, we are still using `red600` as the destructive and error text in light mode, which does not meet the 4.5:1 contrast required for text elements in all scenarios (T341485). T370446 accounts for updating the destructive/error text colors in Codex to `#bf3c2c` (`red700`), but there are uses of `#d73333` in OOUI that also need to be updated. Current uses: https://codesearch.wmcloud.org/search/?q=%23d73333#oojs/ui ## Before/After {F57619691} ## Acceptance criteria [] All uses of `#d73333` for destructive/error text in OOUI are updated to `#bf3c2c`.

## Background During the expansion of the Codex color palette, as a part of T360494, we decided to keep the current destructive/error text color, which uses `#d73333`, known as `red600`. This means that while we updated all other text application tokens (other than gray) to use the 700 color values, we are still using `red600` as the destructive and error text in light mode, which does not meet the 4.5:1 contrast required for text elements in all scenarios (T341485). T370446 accounts for updating the destructive/error text colors in Codex to `#bf3c2c` (`red700`), but there are uses of `#d73333` in OOUI that also need to be updated. Current uses: https://codesearch.wmcloud.org/search/?q=%23d73333#oojs/ui ## Before/After {F57619691} ## Acceptance criteria [] All uses of `#d73333` for destructive/error text in OOUI are updated to `#bf3c2c`.