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Report abuseEasy Intro to APCA? This is the simple, plain-language introduction to APCA that you've been looking for. This is an ideal place to start and is an easier version of WhyAPCA.
linktr.ee/Myndex In an effort to pare down the mountain of material, this linktree is composed of the essential links, with the most basic at the top.
Why did APCA become popular? Because it follows actual science, including the science of readability with visual impairments. APCA promotes actual accessibility. Yet there have been unfounded rumors that it has not been peer reviewed or tested, when there is a growing corpus of third party reviews, including journal published, as can be seen at APCA Reviewed.
Maths! Theory! Vision Science! Photons on Parade!
The problems of 4.5:1 as a target for a guideline is that it not only impact those with impairments, but impacts standard vision as well. WCAG 2 contrast SCs affect 100% of sighted users. The inherent problems with the WCAG 2 contrast math have been known for some time and widely critisized. Including studies by others showing that color insensitive types are not well served.
The WCAG 2 contrast specs often cause enough problems for designers that it is ignored and today, some 86% of websites are failing WCAG_2 contrast per an automated survey—though some of these failures are not due to poor actual accessibility, but due to the perceptual inaccuracies of WCAG_2 contrast.
The unfortunate end result is a grave distrust of the WCAG 2.x accessibility guidelines overall, despite the many other important aspects of those guidelines.
The Realities And Myths Of Contrast And Color This popular article is an in-depth primer to vision, color, and contrast for design, written in the most plain language way possible. Features an emphasis on typography and readability needs. Published by Smashing Magazine.
Better reading on the web Published by UX Collective (uxdesign.cc). This article discusses and demonstrates the problems with automated testing and WCAG 2 contrast math, methods, and guidelines.
Published at Tangled Web (TangledWeb.xyz):
Mini articles on technical topics, with examples
brintness is an integer brightness/lightness/darkness calculation. This is part of an experiment in estimating a perceived brightness while remaining in integer math and using bitshifts to maximize performance.
Kelly's 22 Colors of Some Contrast (revised) An object of Kelly's 22 colors, as for "maximum contrast", I do not endorse that claim.
Phi Alternate Expression a formula for phi, reduced to a positive exponent, multiplication, and addition...
What's Up With Markdown GitHub Flavored Markdown Cheat Sheet.
Important
What's Up With Markdown updated, now includes the new NOTE syntax.
Three Part Series on WCAG 2 contrast problems with comparisons to perceptually uniform models.
COLORSPACES-The Primal Frontier A brief Look at the math that helps model how we see.
How Many Colors in a Bushel? Just "how many" colors are there? Is that even an answerable question?
Part I: For The Luv of Color An article comparing CIE Lab and Luv colorspaces.
Part II: Will Work for Color A follow-up article on working spaces and related considerations, including how ICC profiles may not be a great choice for web due to their inefficiency. Introduces the concept of "Web Working Spacelets".
colorPalette.js aka Kelly's 22 colors.
Most of the important posts are being collated into the Illuminated Repo.
For responses to common technical misconceptions about APCA, please see the APCA Technical Clarifications repository.
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A simplified version of the APCA math to bridge from WCAG_2 contrast math to the future, while being 100% backwards compatible with WCAG_2 contrast. By "backwards compatible" we mean if bridge-pca …
Fancy Font Flipping is a demo I first put up in CodePen to illustrate the issues with flipping the text color from black to white based on a given estimated background luminance.
𝜟𝜱✴︎ or Delta Phi Star is a variant method of determining lightness contrast, and a sibling of APCA and SACAM. It is a simplified version using easily invertible standardized maths, however it lack…
# What's Up With Markdown
## _GitHub Flavored Markdown Cheat Sheet_
This serves as a quick reference and showcase of GitHub Flavored Markdown. Starting as a fork, this gist has been substantially revised to include the latest features of GitHub flavored markdown. For more complete info, see [John Gruber's original spec](http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/) and the [Github-flavored Markdown info page](http://github.github.com/github-flavored-markdown/).
Send it the background color, returns black or white whichever is maximum Lc value
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