Just looked at the current design docs with kgunn's help.
It appears the common 'dark' text colour for light backgrounds Ubuntu
Design wants is #5D5D5D (but I personally think #888888 might look
better). So it's seemingly just the threshold we've got wrong in
ButtonStyle.qml:
textColor: ColorUtils.luminance(button.color) <= 0.85 && !(stroke &&
!button.pressed) ? "#FFFFFF" : "#888888"
should be more like:
textColor: ColorUtils.luminance(button.color) < 0.4 && !(stroke &&
!button.pressed) ? "#FFFFFF" : "#5D5D5D"
or (my personal suggestion):
textColor: ColorUtils.luminance(button.color) < 0.4 && !(stroke &&
!button.pressed) ? "#FFFFFF" : "#888888"
** Changed in: unity8 (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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Button text color doesn't offer great contrast, and looks disabled
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