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João Farias

João Farias

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Color Contrast Testing with Firefox 64

Firefox 64 shipped with a new feature for Color contrast Testing

Color contrast Testing (CCT)

One of the most important accessibility aspects of a page is the color contrast - it allows user with lower levels of vision to use your application with ease.

W3C, in their Sucess Criterion 1.4.3, explain in details the acceptable levels of contrast - checkout the details here.

Firefox 64 and CCT

When you active the Developer Accessibility Tool, you gain information about the level of contrast of each element in the page, with a simple mark if the passes the W3C standards.

If shows a green check if the contrast is good:

Contrast OK Contrast OK

If shows a yellow alert if the contrast can be improved to provide better visualization:

Contrast not OK Contrast not OK

Checkout how to use the new feature on the Developer Accessibility Tools on Youtube:

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