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Tuesday, April 18, 2006

Web Accessibility Tools Consortium colour contrast analyser 1.1

The Web Accessibility Tools Consortium and Vision Australia are proud to announce the colour contrast analyser version 1.1.

Packed with new features:

  • Choice of test algorithms (luminosity and colour/brightness)
  • Input hex or RGB values
  • RGB sliders to tweak colours on the fly and get results instantly
  • Simulation functions that allow application of colour blindness and other simulations to screen captures, existing images, and real time simulations via a draggable "simulation window"
  • Button copy results to clipboard for insertion in documents

A huge thanks to Jun for all his work on this project and thanks to Gez Lemon, Sofia Celic and Andrew Arch and pixeldiva for their feedback during development. And a minor pat on the back to my humble self [Ed.: Steve Faulkner from the National Information Library Service]

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