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>CSS colors It's called sRGB and it supposedly has a "black point" which is not entirely black. Nobody uses it though, on photos it would be useless. Also for
by leni536 9y ago
>CSS colors
It's called sRGB and it supposedly has a "black point" which is not entirely black. Nobody uses it though, on photos it would be useless. Also for me black on white is perfectly fine in a well lit room. White on pitch black is indeed problematic. Anyway, it could be a user/browser preference instead of a designer preference.
Lowering brightness shouldn't distort color-calibration too. You are supposed to match your brightness to the surrounding lighting too.
- kuschku 9y ago> Lowering brightness shouldn't distort color-calibration too. You are supposed to match your brightness to the surrounding lighting too. Correct, but it requires recalibration if you lower the brightness (as no screen has a perfectly flat curve)