I believe this is a reasonable change because there aren’t situations where accessibility would only want to partly solve the colour blindness issue. This is de

I believe this is a reasonable change because there aren’t situations where accessibility would only want to partly solve the colour blindness issue. This is demonstrated by the way many readers with colour-blindness are still able to still see differences in the demonstration imagery. The real issue is using a colour photo like the one used in the article because this doesn’t demonstrate the effect of low contrast - a demonstration of lost contrast is much better with bodies of text against problematic background colours, since there is an immediately obvious reduction in legibility, rather than a bit of flourish in a photo.