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Andrew Welker
My favorite color is yellow. My business's signature color is gold. Naturally, I want to use the built-in Titan yellow as the primary color for my primary Titan calendar. The problem is that yellow text of almost any kind doesn't read easily against a white background. Here's some ways you might be able to switch things up that I think would help:
  • Allow Dark Mode, which can be toggled to go with your system default OR as a default no matter what your system is currently using. Yellow pops up much nicer against gray and black than white, but leaves white as a Light Mode option for people who like to use the darker colors like blue, purple, and green.
  • Allow one-day things to be white text against a colored rectangle background, like how multi-day or full-day events by default are. Then I can make multi-day or full-day events (which I don't have many of) colored text on the white (or dark mode) background with a colored rectangle border.
  • Allow custom color(s) for UI elements like calendar display background and each calendar account's primary color.