Card colors can be displayed with the color-blind friendly mode for easier viewing pleasure, or just to add some more flavor to your workflows.
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The sizing is the same as images–the colors can either appear above the card name, or as the full height of the card. In the same “Cover” button as above, you also have the option to select from color swatches. You can also change the color of an entire card.
Depending on how light or dark the picture is, you can choose a different text option to display: If you select the full height of the card, you are then prompted to choose a text color to appear as the card name’s overlay. Click on the button named “Cover” on the card back, and then choose whether you want the attachment to display above the card name (how it worked previously), or as the full height of the card: Once you attach an image to a card, you are now able to select different sizing options for the front cover display. In addition to being able to upload your own images as card covers, you can now select a card cover from the vast pool that is the Unsplash Gallery (just like when you’re picking the perfect board background!). To do this, simply go to the menu on your board, select Labels, and select ‘Enable color blind friendly mode’.Īs if labels weren’t enough, card attachments can now be displayed on the front as full-sized covers, and you also have the ability to change the color of a card.
When enabled, labels will still include their original chosen color, but a unique design will also be displayed, helping to further differentiate between labels. We recognize that not all eyes work in the same way, so users who are in need of a color-blind friendly mode can easily enable this on their cards.
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