I saw some youtube comments mentioning that anything less than #FFF on a dark colour is poor contrast for accessibility. I think this dogma is pretty severe, there's literally a grey area here.

Terrific review. One thing — there's no way a global corp like Apple is getting away with inaccessible light grey on a dark grey background for core feature copy like Dann preferred. (it did look nice, though)

Hey Dan, is the grey text on grey readable to people looking at this site with impediments—say outside or at night?

I appreciate this level of review on web designs. Hope this becomes a regular style of review.

I enjoyed the video also and would like to see more similar content.

I did get same ideas as others have mentioned here. Grey text looks nice but what about accessible? What are apple guidelines you need to follow.

I have found out from my own projects that in many times good design can be ruined by outside factors. Copy text goes x3 longer. Somebody finds out some old style guide what states that for #000 background you can use only #fff text. And so are the final designs born.

So I am wondering do we have content where designers explain their process and decisions deeply?

I enjoyed it as well