Why is there no `EmphasisLevel.Low`? The difference and contrast between High and Medium is pretty s...

# compose

[jaqxues]

Why is there no EmphasisLevel.Low? The difference and contrast between High and Medium is pretty stark if you want to fine tune the Emphasis. So why not simply add a Low when there is High and Medium ?

[alorma]

Totally agree!

[jaqxues]

I will probably open an issue on IssueTracker if that is fine (or no veto from someone working on Compose)?

[Kyant]

You can use EmphasisLevel.Disabled

[Alexjlockwood]

This likely isn't up to the compose team, they are just following the material design spec. You probably should file a bug against the material design team instead

[jaqxues]

Well where should I do so?

[Alexjlockwood]

What are you trying to achieve?

[Alexjlockwood]

I personally disagree that it would be a good idea to add Low, as anything below Medium would likely not meet the minimum text contrast ratio to be considered "accessible".

[jaqxues]

well no i meant that medium is pretty low, so make Medium a bit higher, and Low either the current Medium or even a bit less. But it really does annoy me that the builtin values are so harsh and I cannot easily fine tune the design

[Alexjlockwood]

Ah I see. There should be a way to change the color used by Medium. I just don't think you would easily be able to introduce a 3rd emphasis level without rolling out your own thing

[jaqxues]

Its an Ambient, so I think its possible (maybe easily) to do so, but I do not like the default. And I see it as a pretty big flaw, especially in dark modes, i often end up just not liking the EmphasisLevel, since there is no in-between with High and Medium.