@violetto : There are no color contrast requirements at A level.
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Jan 26 2016
Jan 26 2016
Dec 15 2015
Dec 15 2015
Dodoiste added a comment to T109915: Improve color palette to comply with WCAG 2.0 min level AA and color-deficiency-friendly. .
Sep 29 2015
Sep 29 2015
Dodoiste added a comment to T109915: Improve color palette to comply with WCAG 2.0 min level AA and color-deficiency-friendly. .
You managed to find a mistake in the W3C's website, well done ! ;-)
Sep 24 2015
Sep 24 2015
Dodoiste added a comment to T109915: Improve color palette to comply with WCAG 2.0 min level AA and color-deficiency-friendly. .
Regarding color contrast. Originally the criteria to achieve AA success required more contrast than it does now. If I'm not mistaken, the minimum criteria was lowered because it was too difficult to apply in most situations. The color palette that designers were left with was too restrained.
Dodoiste added a comment to T109915: Improve color palette to comply with WCAG 2.0 min level AA and color-deficiency-friendly. .
@violetto : Regarding the priorities for AA and AAA, I think the best answer comes from the W3C.
http://www.w3.org/TR/WAI-WEBCONTENT/#wc-priority-3
Sep 18 2015
Sep 18 2015
Dodoiste added a comment to T91201: [GOAL] Accessibility settings/preferences on desktop and mobile.
Have you taken into account people with photophobia ? These people need light colors for the text, and dark background. But no pure white or anything too bright.
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