Make it easier to read: Make text on web activity pages larger and darker

[dgcasey]

I would like to see some of the pages made a little easier to read. Some of us old folks have a hard enough time reading the website without some coder deciding light gray text on a white background is a good idea. I mean, come on, there's some places where there is gray text on a gray background. Give us old folks a little help here.

For example: When I am looking at the analysis page (pictured below) it is needlessly difficult to read the numbers on the left side of the screen. Make the text bigger and make it black.

[Jane]

Hi dgcasey,

Thanks for sharing your thoughts. I have moved your idea regarding making text on the activity pages bigger and darker to our Feature Suggestion board, so that others can also vote on your idea.  I have also edited the title of the post it will be clear to others what the post is about. Feel free to comment on your post to add any details, screenshots, or tags. We kindly ask that you review our Feature Suggestions guidelines, particularly the “What makes a good idea” section, to ensure that your ideas are clear, concise, and can reach as many others as possible.

Thank you for your contribution, we value your input.

[CreakyCrank]

@dgcasey - I voted for this, I think accessibility is important (particularly font colors, navigation, etc), when taking considerations for the visually impaired (or color blindness).

As a thought though, you can adjust your web browser font settings to make the font larger (which would impact all sites), or you can use "hot keys" to zoom in/out when on a particular page (for instance, I'm on a Mac, and using the Chrome browser, I can hit "command" and the "+" keys to zoom in to read small font, then zoom back out with "command and the "-" keys)... could be a stop-gap for you for the size issue.

[k1zmt]

It seems like Strava needs a "Theme" feature. A lot of people ask for Dark mode and here we see High Contrast mode.