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12019-05-09T21:35:23-07:00Rylee Rucker145774e89599fc9d29e5fb0cad5c978fe2693c1a338652plain2019-05-09T21:38:37-07:00Rylee Rucker145774e89599fc9d29e5fb0cad5c978fe2693c1aWhen using a picture as a background, finding a color of text that has enough contrast to be visible can be a bit difficult. For this section, red and lime green were used. The text in red is a bit small in this picture, but it's perfectly legible on the live site, as is the lime green text that introduce the game.
