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> I don't, as for us we set our goal to have a contrast of >60 regardless of font size/weight. That's my general strategy too e.g. I'd rather pick a single blu
by seanwilson 3y ago
> I don't, as for us we set our goal to have a contrast of >60 regardless of font size/weight.
That's my general strategy too e.g. I'd rather pick a single blue that always works for large and small text, rather than having to keep track of and workaround which shade to use for different sizes.
I do wonder if they'll make some compromises to APCA in this area to make it easier to apply before it's standardised, as there's much more to track now compared to WCAG.
- Myndex 3y agoHi @seanwilson, standards work is nothing BUT compromises it seems. The reason for the public beta is to find concerns like these. One of the aspects of APCA that is unique are the many use-case levels that improve design flexibility by focusing contrast values where they are actually needed. The draft use cases for text are: https://readtech.org/ARC/tests/visual-readability-contrast/?tn=conform#use-cases-text https://readtech.org/ARC/tests/visual-readability-contrast/?...