Checking Color Contrast for Accessibility with the Color Code Converter

Introduction

Ensuring sufficient color contrast is crucial for making web content accessible to users with visual impairments. The Color Code Converter includes a contrast checker that helps you verify your designs meet WCAG 2.2 standards.

Steps to Check Color Contrast

1. Select Text Color:
   Choose a text color using the color picker or by entering a color code in any supported format.

Introduction

The Accessibility Checker is a powerful tool that helps you evaluate and improve the accessibility of your typography choices. It provides real-time feedback on font size, contrast ratio, line height, and font weight, following WCAG 2.1 (AA) guidelines to ensure your text is readable and inclusive for all users.

Why Use an Accessibility Checker?

• WCAG Compliance: Ensure your typography meets WCAG 2.1 (AA) standards
• Inclusive Design: Make your content accessible to users with visual impairments
• Better Readability: Optimize text for all users, not just those with perfect vision
• Legal Compliance: Meet accessibility requirements for websites and applications
• User Experience: Improve overall readability and user satisfaction

How to Use the Accessibility Checker

1. Enter Typography Settings