Atul Varma
Atul Varma
Currently we show whether a color combination has a contrast ratio of 4.5:1, which is the WCAG AA criterion for text. However, WCAG AA also [specifies](https://www.w3.org/TR/UNDERSTANDING-WCAG20/visual-audio-contrast-contrast.html) that "Large-scale text and...
After reading the **Anatomy of a Typeface** lesson in [Better Web Typography](https://betterwebtype.com/), I noticed that the author talks about how different fonts have different levels of contrast: > > >...
There is some kind of format called `.clr` that tools like Adobe and Sketch use; we should totes support it!
Because the color matrix came out of the 18F branding guide, it was designed to show readers a *finished* palette; it wasn't made for designers who are in the process...
Visual designers mentioned that the default jscolor picker's "rainbow" panel isn't very useful because it's not terribly precise. A Hue-Saturation-Brightness picker would be much more useful.
It'd be nice if we could show color suggestions, to allow the palette to be "tweaked" to be more accessible. This is pretty open-ended. Ideas include: * Being able to...
Currently the tool only cares if the contrast ratio is 4.5 or not, which is WCAG AA, but WCAG AAA specifies a ratio of 7:1. Since this seems like something...
In the mobile responsive view, only the accessible color combinations are shown, so it looks confusing if there aren't any.
Hey, I hope I'm not being too annoying by spamming your issues list with a non-issue, but I just wanted to thank you for making this Discourse plugin. It's very...
This fixes #133, but in a funky way. Originally, I thought this would be fairly straightforward: I started by simply removing the conditions for hiding the export buttons if the...