You can’t read this sentence - A11y automation
summary
Claims that about 217 million people have visual impairments and that color contrast automation fixes common exclusion. Explains WCAG numbers AA 4.5:1 AAA 7:1 and exceptions for large text and logos. Describes a working MVP that uploads palettes, sorts colors with quicksort, finds AA/AAA matches with binary search, and emits combinations and contrast ratios. Implements as a universal JS app using Next.js TypeScript React Emotion and is open source and usable in build pipelines.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 9:26Blurry Vision
- 16:22Unit tests
- 16:39You Code Test
- 21:41Inactive UI elements
- 23:10Luminance
- 38:26Questions?
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