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yep. indeed. For example, color contrast should be considered when developing a color palette. it sucks to readjust the app if you discover late in the develop
by je42 6y ago
yep. indeed. For example, color contrast should be considered when developing a color palette.
it sucks to readjust the app if you discover late in the development that the palette is not having enough contrast for some parts of the ui.
- coldcode 6y agoDon't be like Apple did in Big Sur, and reduce all colors to medium gray on light gray backgrounds (arguments I have had with UI designers for years who seem to favorite this combo). Also consider the size of elements when working with color contrast, larger elements are more forgiving than smaller ones, bolder fonts are more forgiving than thin ones. People's ability to see comes in many variations, its not binary (20/10 vision vs sightless).