Use abakus red for navbar and preparation section #28
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norbye
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Aug 9, 2023
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I feel like it's a little bit dark - but its aight.
Although if we're to have it on the major elements, it should also be added on the sticky quickaccess-bar (you notice it if you scroll a little bit down). Currently it stands out that its a different shade of red than the rest
ivarnakken
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I'm not a huge fan of the orangered we use on the page right now (--red-1). The Abakus-red colors are a bit bright and not perfect for large UI elements, but I think the Abakus dark-red looks better and more on brand.