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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions src/wp-admin/css/list-tables.css
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.column-response a.post-com-count-approved:focus .comment-count-approved,
.column-comments a.post-com-count-approved:hover .comment-count-approved,
.column-comments a.post-com-count-approved:focus .comment-count-approved {
background: #2271b1;
background: #3858e9;
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What is reason behind choosing this color? Have you go though any design mock?

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I chose the color because it aligns with the existing WordPress admin default (Modern) color palette and it maintains consistency with other UI elements (see screenshot below).
Yes, I have and this change was broadly based on WordPress design system and reflects the current WordPress admin design patterns as a whole.
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.column-response a.post-com-count-approved:hover:after,
.column-response a.post-com-count-approved:focus:after,
.column-comments a.post-com-count-approved:hover:after,
.column-comments a.post-com-count-approved:focus:after {
border-top-color: #2271b1;
border-top-color: #3858e9;
}

/* @todo: consider to use a single rule for these counters and the admin menu counters. */
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