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While we're at it can we get past the current phase of using extremely light grey on white? What happened to web design sticking to everyone-can-read contrast l
by corobo 10y ago
While we're at it can we get past the current phase of using extremely light grey on white? What happened to web design sticking to everyone-can-read contrast levels?
I've actually resorted to using a chrome plugin that switches <p> tags to black when you click its icon just so I can read fancy shmancy designed blogs.
Edit: In case it's of any use to you, the one I'm currently using is Darken Text[0]. There's probably extensions out there that let you switch out colours automatically but my day job involves web dev/design, it'd be very confusing if I used an extension that messed with colours automatically
[0] https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/darken-text/kmonkhbnghcmlhgbmlpagpapfomioidg https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/darken-text/kmonkh...
- discreteevent 10y agoYou are not alone! http://contrastrebellion.com http://contrastrebellion.com
- corobo 10y agoSpamming that in the "design" slack chat as we speak, thank you :)
- JasonSage 10y agoThe new Color Tool from Material Design has an accessibility tab where it shows a text color's contrast with foreground and background colors for large and small font sizes. If you, designers or developers, have any any doubt, please please please check the contrast on your site's text. :)