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We tend to focus only on the accessibility issues caused by low contrast, but very high contrast also makes reading more difficult, especially for people with d
by chipotle_coyote 5y ago
We tend to focus only on the accessibility issues caused by low contrast, but very high contrast also makes reading more difficult, especially for people with dyslexia -- and it's also more likely to cause eye strain if it's a full-length article.
At any rate, "it's okay for text not to be pure black and backgrounds not to be pure white" has become my tiny hill to die on.
- extra88 5y agoMaybe browsers should go back to using a gray background by default, but less gray than one Mosaic and the other used.