Stylesheet submission: "Seifuku"

[peterhohk]

New Stylesheet Submission:

• Have you followed the guidelines in our Contributing document?
• Have you checked to ensure there aren't other files using the same name as yours?
• Have you filled in at least the required data for title, author, and stylesheet?
• Is the value of stylesheet a full URL that is publicly accessible and renders an unminified, compiled CSS file?
• Do your styles pass proper contrast for accessibility?
• Have you included @media (prefers-reduced-motion: reduce) to remove animations on *,*::before,*::after?
• Did you style the .skip-link?
• Have you checked on a real mobile device to ensure your responsive design doesn't cause overlaps or overflow scrolling?

Thanks for the opportunity! Did I do this right? This is my first time participating in an open source project.

[github-actions]

👋 Thanks for participating! I will review as soon as possible, usually within a few hours.

Watch for notifications as I may request some small changes to make sure this meets the guidelines.

In a few minutes, the Netlify process at the end of this PR will make a preview available. Look for the message "Deploy preview ready!" then click the "Details" link next to it to launch a preview of your styles. Make changes if needed, and comment if you do so I can re-deploy the preview. Note that the "sponsor footer" is not available to fully style, but you may fix any issues it causes to your layout.

Thanks again, I hope you learned something while making your stylesheet! 💫

[5t3ph]

Hi @peterhohk - this is really fun!

Just one minor issue to address which is the color contrast for all of your links on hover/focus - the yellow is much too light against the background, it needs to continue meeting 4.5:1 contrast

Example:

Once you have updated your external stylesheet, let me know and I will rebuild the preview for review.

[peterhohk]

Hi @5t3ph,

I've pushed a fix for the issue. Please let me know if there are other problems.

(Side note: I thought aXe would've picked up contrast issues like this? Maybe it didn't consider hover/focus states. I didn't think to check manually because it "looked good to me".)