Update todo.ejs

[nensi512]

change a background color green to yellow

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• Style
  • Updated header background color from green to yellow

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The pull request introduces a minor visual modification to the todo list application's header styling. Specifically, the header's background color has been changed from green to yellow, affecting the aesthetic presentation of the <h1> element in the todo view.

Changes

File	Change Summary
views/todo.ejs	Modified <h1> element's background color from #4CAF50 (green) to yellow

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🐰 A Rabbit's Color Swap Tale 🎨

Green was nice, but yellow's bright,
A header's hue now shines with might!
From forest shade to sunny glow,
Our todo list will surely know
A cheerful tone, a vibrant sight! 🌞

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views/todo.ejs (1)

15-15: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Consider accessibility and design consistency issues

The yellow background with white text (color: white) may create readability issues due to poor contrast ratio. Additionally, this change breaks the consistency with the app's green color scheme (note the submit button still uses #4CAF50).

Consider these improvements:

1. Use a darker yellow shade for better contrast with white text
2. Or keep the text color dark for better readability
3. Consider maintaining consistency with the app's green theme

-                background-color: yellow;
+                background-color: #FFD700; /* Darker yellow */
+                color: #333; /* Dark text for better contrast */

Let's verify the contrast ratio meets WCAG guidelines:

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