I think the common convention is:
High contrast between text colour and background = enabled
Low contrast between text colour and background = disabled
So where we use white text on a grey button, it doesn't look like a
valid button that's pushable.
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Confirmed, I got that feedback from friends trying a bq phone as well.
Just as a note, that's what is recommended on
https://design.ubuntu.com/apps/building-blocks/buttons for neutral
buttons as well so the design/documentation would need to be updated,
it's not really an unity8 specific issue
** Changed in: unity8 (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
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Title:
Grey buttons with white text look disabled (but they're not)
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Design says they are working on updates to the SDK and that it's going
to address this issue
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Title:
Grey buttons with white text look disabled
A really dark grey would probably be less visually confusing.
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Title:
Grey buttons with white text look disabled (but they're not)
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