Feature and its Use Cases
Follow-up to #458 (which covers the missing input/button borders in High Contrast). This is a styling/consistency enhancement for the auth page (/auth), not a border-visibility bug.
1. Make the Google button theme-aware
The "Sign in/up with Google" button stays white in every theme (Light, Dark, High Contrast). Against the darker Dark and High Contrast backgrounds it looks out of place and inconsistent with the rest of the form. It should adapt to each theme.
2. Add border to top-right Sign In / Sign Up link in High Contrast
In High Contrast, the top-right link has no border box, unlike Light and Dark themes where it's clearly boxed.
3. General button/theme polish
Unify button borders, hover states, and spacing so all three themes share a consistent visual language and better match the overall page vibe.
Use case: Users switching themes (especially Dark and High Contrast) get a cohesive, polished auth experience where all buttons feel intentional and on-brand rather than defaulting to mismatched styles.
Additional Context
Screenshots of the auth page across Light, Dark, and High Contrast themes (Sign In and Sign Up views) attached below for reference.
Related: #458 (input/button border visibility in High Contrast).
Code of Conduct
Feature and its Use Cases
Follow-up to #458 (which covers the missing input/button borders in High Contrast). This is a styling/consistency enhancement for the auth page (
/auth), not a border-visibility bug.1. Make the Google button theme-aware
The "Sign in/up with Google" button stays white in every theme (Light, Dark, High Contrast). Against the darker Dark and High Contrast backgrounds it looks out of place and inconsistent with the rest of the form. It should adapt to each theme.
2. Add border to top-right Sign In / Sign Up link in High Contrast
In High Contrast, the top-right link has no border box, unlike Light and Dark themes where it's clearly boxed.
3. General button/theme polish
Unify button borders, hover states, and spacing so all three themes share a consistent visual language and better match the overall page vibe.
Use case: Users switching themes (especially Dark and High Contrast) get a cohesive, polished auth experience where all buttons feel intentional and on-brand rather than defaulting to mismatched styles.
Additional Context
Screenshots of the auth page across Light, Dark, and High Contrast themes (Sign In and Sign Up views) attached below for reference.
Related: #458 (input/button border visibility in High Contrast).
Code of Conduct