Re:Equal Access: Automated accessibility checker for web pro...
by extra88 on Wednesday May 20, 2020 @08:43AM
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The parent's complaint is while the red may look black to you, you have no trouble differentiating it from the white background. The problem of red text on a white background would be if someone couldn't see red and had another impairment categorized as "low vision"; for them, red-on-white text the size found on HN would not be readable. If the red-on-white text was larger and bold (>18px, weight 700), its 3.99:1 ratio would be sufficient for WCAG's 3:1 large text threshold.
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