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Requested: make the site lighter, the way the colours were originally. Taken from the house palette "Papier & Gold" (warm off-white, gold as the only accent): papier #FCFAF6, papier-2 #F4EFE4, card #FFFDF8, ink #1C1813, quiet #6B6154. Gold needs more than one hex value. The old dark theme used a single light gold for both text and fills, which works on a dark ground but breaks on paper: #C9A461 as text scores 2.25:1. So primary and accent are now the dark gold #7A5D1F, which carries fill *and* type (5.90:1 on paper, and takes cream text on top), with #FFFDF8 as its contrast. googleBlue became Google's actual link blue so the search mock stays readable on a light ground. Fonts untouched. Fixed a pre-existing bug this exposed: ".nav-links a" also matched the header CTA and overrode .btn-primary's colour, so the button rendered muted text on the primary fill - 1.01:1, effectively invisible. It just never showed on the dark theme, where both tones were light. Narrowed to ".nav-links ul a", matching the :hover rule right below it. Rebuilt the logo as a transparent PNG: logo.jpg had the old dark background baked in and sat on the page as a black box, with its "WEBDESIGN" label in light grey that disappears on paper. The pill is preserved pixel for pixel (row-wise fill so the dark lettering inside stays opaque, then eroded 1px to drop the old anti-aliasing halo); the label is recoloured to ink. logo.jpg is kept. Verified in the browser across all three pages: 228 rendered text elements measured, 0 WCAG AA failures, tightest pair 5.82 - which is exactly the documented figure for "quiet on paper". No horizontal scroll, no console errors. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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