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It’s still within contrast accessibility guidelines. I find it much more pleasing on the eyes than full black on white, which causes a lot of eyestrain on an em
by dcrazy 2y ago
It’s still within contrast accessibility guidelines. I find it much more pleasing on the eyes than full black on white, which causes a lot of eyestrain on an emissive display like a monitor.
- eviks 2y agoMinimum accessibility requirement doesn't define high quality and full black on white isn't the only alternative, so no need to limit your comparison to it