4 slightly different shades of green. Plz fix.


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😂 this is too real

And Coronavirus also......geez. 🤦♀️

Lol shots fired

You can be not nice or not smart. Pick one.

what the hell did I write

someone doesn't give af
Our generations greatest contribution is memes

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Incroyable - who built this deck?

Nailed it! 😂

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I think that was on purpose. We have that slide template too but with purple instead of green
OP where’s the issue there? The only issue is that shade 3 is darker than 4 and 2 is darker than 1
Precisely
LOL this is on purpose, breaks up the monotony of the slide.
Dude the only thing I have is different shades of green. No other colors go well with green.
Red? It’s Christmas.
Blue? Looks off next to green
Orange? Looks like you’re trying to hard to make it work
Yellow? You can’t read whatever is yellow
It’s black, white, and fifty shades of green.
Also, EY is definitely the worst. Yellow and Gray. That’s it….
Noone is going to talk about the actual bs on the slide :)?
We don’t do that here…
Capitalized And in 04 is triggering me
I can't believe companies pay millions for this.
Not enough contrast to be meaningfully different, and even if that were the goal, should progress light to dark, not have the darkest at #3 of 4.
It’s amazing how many people at large firms have no clue about leading design practices.
What’s a good reference for this
I think the left two are the same
They’re not haha
This is discrimination towards the color blind
Contrast between background and text is fine. This is compliant, just dumb.