That's Google being 'helpful' by 'suggesting' substitutions so as not to
be allegedly offensive. I guess it reads okay, but that doesn't mean it
conveys what you intended. (I wonder, does it edit *incoming* mail too?)
Since you brought up visual impairment, the choice of Green is a really
bad one. Some percentage of the population can't perceive Green, nor
differentiate it from Red. To them, both colors looks like shades of
Gray. This would still be a visual indicator, but which one, Red or
Green? Good to Go, or Stop-Error?
I personally think the simple inactive-to-active change is fine.
Regards,
Adrien
On 5/11/22 8:14 AM, David Carlson wrote:
The Reconcile Finish button is not the only button which is inactive when
it's named function cannot be performed.
I think it would be confusing if one button's appearance took a different
style than others.
Already, in some cases, the icon or button is invisible when it is
non-functional, and in other cases it is grayed out.
GnuCash has the further confusion that some buttons change their function
depending on where in the transaction view the cursor happens to be
sitting, which could be very confusing to persons with visual impairment.
The previous sentence was changed by the spell checker and now it confused
me so much that I will just leave it a mess.
One of the buttons that change is the delete line/transaction button.
I would ask for a developer to make the program behavior generally more
consistent, naming as many examples of inconsistency as possible.
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