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I don't mean for this to sound negative but I'm confused by the effort to make the different shades the same perceived brightness. Isn't a significant part of
by bloopernova 4y ago
I don't mean for this to sound negative but I'm confused by the effort to make the different shades the same perceived brightness.
Isn't a significant part of a colour scheme the ability to more easily distinguish between elements? In my terminal and text editor I want to pick out the relevant information quickly.
I hate asking stuff like this because it sounds like I'm dismissive of the really cool article/experiment I just read.
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- rcthompson 4y agoI guess the goal is for all text elements to be readable against the background, which requires a certain minimum perceptual contrast regardless of hue. I don't know if there's also some constraint on the maximum contrast as well. Perhaps readability is compromised when contrast varies to much from word to word?