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Menus: Consider using a stronger font-weight for UI #53076
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This is the effect of both fix #53007 (make label / shortcut both 12px, currently label is 11px and shortcut 12px) and applying the 500 font-weight: |
I think we should try align with what Windows does by default |
Yeah I find the menu in light theme especially hard to read. Agree, we should try to use a similar font size and weight as the default menus. |
I also agree that matching what Windows does by default. Is there a reason why we decided to not use the default font size/weight? |
Agreed. Having the items in a menu at a font smaller than the menu itself makes the menu items harder to read (thinking of anti-aliased / Cleartyped but not hi-def screens) Same issue: ref #52484 |
font sizing was changed via #54695, I think this solves the issue at heart here and font weight can remain the same. please re-open and provide feedback if you feel the weight is still an issue. |
Refs: #52854
@bpasero @Tyriar @misolori Wondering what's your opinion? During today's testing I was staring at the menu for a few hours and I found the font too thin and lightweight.
I find increasing the
font-weight
to 500 makes it much easier to read.For the sake of consistency, this will impact both Menu bar and the Panel Bar.
White
font-weight: 400
font-weight: 500
Dark
font-weight: 400
font-weight: 500
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