README.md

Pitaya Smoothie

A professional JupyterLab theme with hand-picked & bold colors for JupyterLab. The theme is heavily inspired by the Pantone colour of the year 2018 and the Outrun aesthetics. However, colors are on the pastel side to help provide contrast and highlight what is essential. Color choices have taken into consideration what is accessible to people with colorblindness and in low-light circumstances.

For more details about the core theme colors and the such check out the main theme repository: https://github.com/trallard/pitaya_smoothie.

• Pitaya Smoothie
  • Use ✨
  • Colors
    • WCAG conformance
  • Font
  • Screenshots
  • Acknowledgements

Use ✨

To enable the theme in JupyterLab: Go to Settings -> JupyterLab Theme -> Pitaya Smoothie

To enable the theme's scrollbars navigate to Settings -> Advanced Settings Editor -> Theme then enable the checkbox Scrollbar Theming.

Colors

All the colors used for text in the theme are compliant with WCAG 2.1 standards , against the following colours:

• Background color: #181036
• Highlight color: #321f7ad9

WCAG conformance

Color	Hex	Ratio	Normal text	Large text
	#f7f7f7	16.8 : 1	AAA	AAA
	#37e0e0	11.1 : 1	AAA	AAA
	#1abec2	7.9 : 1	AAA	AAA
	#9dbcf6	9.4 : 1	AAA	AAA
	#aabdf7	9.7 : 1	AAA	AAA
	#7998f2	6.5 : 1	AA	AAA
	#b683fc	6.6 : 1	AA	AAA
	#a56cf5	5.2 : 1	AA	AAA
	#8b81b0	5.0 : 1	AA	AAA
	#f38672	7.3 : 1	AAA	AAA
	#f45c7b	5.7 : 1	AA	AAA
	#ffe46b	14.2 : 1	AAA	AAA

Font

This theme is using the Atkinson Hyperlegible font, which focuses on letter form distinction to increase character recognition, ultimately improving readability.

This font can only be changed for the Markdown viewer and the Terminal. You will need to make these changes from the Advanced settings editor in the JupyterLab UI:

1. Select the Settings option in the menu bar.
2. Go to Markdown viewer settings, and type the font family that you want to use.
3. To change the Terminal font, scroll down to Terminal settings and type the name of the font family.

Screenshots

Acknowledgements

This theme is based and inspired in VS Code theme extension for Pitaya Smoothie.