Hey @stripe! Do you any plans to open in Russia? I got music business and clients worldwide! I really love to work via your system! Now we have only Paypal!

No timeline to share right now but if you sign up at stripe.com/global#RU, we'll keep you in the loop!

Absolutely great article, thank you for writing about your process! 🙏 Any chance this will be open-sourced?

Sorry, no news to share on open-sourcing this right now!

Hi @stripe ! Glad to hear you speaking about accessibility. Any news about the accessibility of the French V3 ? Users are still excluded of using you're new version. #a11y

Thanks again for the feedback you've given us on this. We're currently looking into implementing that feedback so stay tuned for updates!

Woah sweet article! Wasn't quite clear to me how perceived brightness related to WCAGs color contrast. For example, did using Lightness values end up correlating to similar contrast values? Looking at the contrast for your badges, it seems like no. pic.twitter.com/ojxixPtbSv

In other words, did you still have issues satisfying the WCAG AA requirement after "flattening" the perceived brightness of your color pallet?

Interesting. Can I ask if you considered colour blindness as part of your accessibility? Is it built into your design system to determine where the colours are used to prevent issues? I ask because some of the colours are identical for those with deuteranopia.

We focused on contrast in this work, with a specific goal to minimize hue changes so we could roll it out without causing new issues. This is something we are specifically looking at now, starting with maximizing color distance between hues to make them easier to differentiate.