[dashboard] team setting design polish + more consistent color use #20547
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filiptronicek
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Changes here were done to align with our Figma doc for Podkit components
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Description
Fixes some small nits in the organization settings pages and also adds our adaptive Podkit colors (
pk-content-*andpk-surface-*) to improve readability - these colors adapt to both light and dark modes, so the resulting markup is way shorter and actually communicates intent, rather than an arbitrary color value (liketext-gray-400).Related Issue(s)
Fixes CLC-1097
How to test
Check it out on https://ft-color-fixes.preview.gitpod-dev.com/workspaces. There are some places with improved contrast (like the new organization button), but mostly changes are in code rather than actual design.
Here's the example of the new org button in dark mode:
/hold