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I've got this exact problem when trying to meet accessibility criteria. I would have no issue with sticking #000 on #FFF, except for the fact not everyone has

by tomxor 4y ago

I've got this exact problem when trying to meet accessibility criteria. I would have no issue with sticking #000 on #FFF, except for the fact not everyone has e-ink displays and it's like shining an LED torch in everyone's faces. If it's inverted to #FFF on #000 this is pretty much solved - but this is a hard sell for most product teams.

chefandy 4y ago
As the article clearly states, tinting the background while leaving the text at the extremes is the correct choice.
- necovek 4y ago
  To add to that, article also brings the point of spacing and font weight, which are equally important. Dark backgrounds with light text require heavier font weights (esp with subpixel rendering) for proper contrast.