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HSL stands for Hue, Saturation, and Luminance. This system is easier for finding colors that meet WCAG color contrast requirements compared to RGB or Hexadecimal systems.
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Color Contrast by Content Type
The WCAG Color Contrast requirement applies to all web content, including text, images, links, buttons, interface elements, tables, icons, and more.
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Assistive Technology
Assistive technology is a device, application, setting, or adaption that a person with a disability needs to access digital content.
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Titles and Heading 1s
Titles and heading 1 are both critical for screen reader users, each has a different purpose.
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Faux Headings
A faux heading is text that looks like a heading in size, weight, or color but is not formatted with an HTML heading tag or a document heading style.
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Heading Hierarchies
Think of headings as an outline or table of contents for your webpage. If a user only reads the headings on your page, headings will describe your web page’s main…
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Accessibile Alternatives for Audio and Video
Types of alternative media available to make audio and video content accessible.
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Create Accessible Color Palettes
Text color and it’s background color must meet specific contrast requirements.
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Accessible Text Sizes
Text size is usually measured in points, but text size is measured in pixels for digital publishing. Here’s a chart listing WCAG accessible font sizes.
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Color Pickers and Contrast Checkers
Resources to help you choose colors and make them accessible.
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