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Accessibility

Color Contrast.

Make text and important interface information easier to distinguish.

01 / THE IDEA

What does it mean?

Sufficient contrast helps people read content and identify interface states across different visual conditions.

02 / IN PRACTICE

Make it concrete.

Illustrative example: Secondary text stays legible on a pastel card even in bright daylight.

03 / WHAT TO WATCH FOR

A common mistake.

Relying on color alone to communicate validation errors.

04 / WHEN IT HELPS

When should you use it?

When choosing text, icon, border, and state colors.

05 / FURTHER READING

Explore the source.

W3C — Contrast Minimum ↗

A reference for further learning, not an endorsement or verbatim quotation.