Check this out: https://snook.ca/technical/colour_contrast/colour.html#fg=000000,bg=196D3B
With the green background (#196D3B) and the black text (#000000), you have a color contrast ratio of 3.29, which would be fine if the text was large. In general, one should aim for at least 7 (in the chart that means "WCAG 2 AAA Compliant" is YES). Keeping the same hue and saturation, you could change the green background to #24AB5A. Additionally, I would aim to get a YES in "Are colours compliant?" as well. If the colors get a YES in both, then you can assume that the vast majority of people can read it.
Nice Job Marti, at first kind of hard to read, with the dark text, and dark green b.g. but it was fun to read.
ReplyDeleteThank you for pointing that out. I'll try to avoid this color combination in next captions
DeleteCheck this out: https://snook.ca/technical/colour_contrast/colour.html#fg=000000,bg=196D3B
DeleteWith the green background (#196D3B) and the black text (#000000), you have a color contrast ratio of 3.29, which would be fine if the text was large. In general, one should aim for at least 7 (in the chart that means "WCAG 2 AAA Compliant" is YES). Keeping the same hue and saturation, you could change the green background to #24AB5A. Additionally, I would aim to get a YES in "Are colours compliant?" as well. If the colors get a YES in both, then you can assume that the vast majority of people can read it.
Thank you. This will be deffinitelly useflull :)
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