Sure, I'll share our theme once I create it . It's a low-priority task for us right now, so it will probably be a while before we get to it.

You are much better designers than me (and I'm colorblind), but the main change was to darken the primary color in _variables.custom.scss to:
$primary: #006DFF;

This gets the contrast above 4.5 (the minimum for WCAG) when viewed on a white background. I use this online tool to check an individual color contrast value: https://webaim.org/resources/contrastchecker/

Additionally, I use the "Accessible Web Helper" Chrome extension to check all the WCAG requirements:
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/accessible-web-helper/gdnpkbipbholkoaggmlblpbmgemddbgb?hl=en-US

Ultimately, we will probably create a version of your Rider light theme where all the colors are high-contrast.

I would recommend for future themes to create 3 versions (light/dark/high-contrast) that are selectable through your HTML data-theme property.

Thank you for a great theme!

Understood and that is what we are doing to make the theme WCAG compliant. Just thought you should know that your default light/dark themes do not meet the color contrast standards.

Hi,

Thanks for your feedback. If you have suggestions on specific layout parts and components we will consider improving it in a future update. However, you can fully customize the theme colors globally via sass variables. Please follow the documentation and refer to src/sass/layout/_variables.scss and src/sass/components/_variables.custom.scss to customize the theme colors.

Regards.