Kayaker
February 7th, 2008, 04:10
This one apparently does, according to the AccessColor online tool for color contrast.
Go to this link and enter your website for testing.
AccessColor tests the color contrast and color brightness between the foreground and background of all elements in the DOM to make sure that the contrast is high enough for people with visual impairments.
http://www.accesskeys.org/tools/color-contrast.html
So, should we work on the vBulletin css scripts to help visually impaired reversers or those blinded by too many hours in Softice?
I don't feel too bad though, the Microsoft site rated even worse..
Go to this link and enter your website for testing.
AccessColor tests the color contrast and color brightness between the foreground and background of all elements in the DOM to make sure that the contrast is high enough for people with visual impairments.
http://www.accesskeys.org/tools/color-contrast.html
So, should we work on the vBulletin css scripts to help visually impaired reversers or those blinded by too many hours in Softice?
I don't feel too bad though, the Microsoft site rated even worse..
