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After doing some initial accessibility testing on our sites using Calcite, we are noticing the default link color (#0079c1) does not have a high enough contrast ratio on elements with the background color of #f8f8f8. This looks to be mainly affecting the footers and the default panel color.
For WCAG2.0 AA, the requirement is to have contrast ratio of 4.5:1. Currently the contrast ratio for these elements are 4.39:1.
For the time being, to meet this WCAG requirement, we are thinking of overriding the default link color to #0074b8. Unless a new review of colors is coming soon ... RC9?
The last talk of color combinations and WCAG 2.0 looks to be from #755
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After doing some initial accessibility testing on our sites using Calcite, we are noticing the default link color (#0079c1) does not have a high enough contrast ratio on elements with the background color of #f8f8f8. This looks to be mainly affecting the footers and the default panel color.
For WCAG2.0 AA, the requirement is to have contrast ratio of 4.5:1. Currently the contrast ratio for these elements are 4.39:1.
For the time being, to meet this WCAG requirement, we are thinking of overriding the default link color to #0074b8. Unless a new review of colors is coming soon ... RC9?
The last talk of color combinations and WCAG 2.0 looks to be from #755
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: