Gitter Channel Archive 20th of February 2016
Gitter Channel Archive 20th of February 2016
What fresh hell is THIS now? - Patrick Lauke
So the calculations suggest:
var R = RsRGB <= 0.03928 ? RsRGB / 12.92 : Math.pow((RsRGB + 0.055) / 1.055, 2.4);
Would R be considered the relative luminence of just red?
R calculation was. I presume it is the relative luminance of R.
L = 0.2126 * R + 0.7152 * G + 0.0722 * B would then be the relative luminence of the whole color.
Press <kbd>VO + Right Arrow</kbd> to read contents. under interaction.
{ score: 'AAA' }, { compliance: 'AAA' }, and { aaa: true }, and I’m open to other options to consider.
{isItWorthIt: true}?
compliance : 'AAA' seems most readable to me
Error: 'compliance' option should be one of ['A','AA','AAA']
A
var compliance = { A: 1, AA: 2, AAA: 3, }; function getCompliance (level) { if (level === null || level === undefined) { return compliance.A; } if (level in Object.keys(compliance)) { return compliance[level]; } throw new Error('compliance option should be one of...) }
.chat-item.deleted .chat-item__container { opacity: .5; }
compliance: 'AAA' and compliance: 'AA'are still the most readable options? I just don’t want to confuse people into thinking compliance: 'A' does something.
AA and AAA, possibly elaborating on the exclusion of A in //comments or README
font: 600 14pt "Open Sans" be evaluated as bold or normal? W3 lists common correspondance of non normal/bold weights.
>= 500 or >= 600 versus >= 700. (and I’m aware that technically 100-900 are keywords and not actual numbers)
@jonathantneal: Depending on how your users use the tool, you could have coercion in your compliance levels. Say you have an 'overall' compliance level you want to reach of A, but as you say, contrast has only AA and AAA. Depending on your tool, you could coerce into the nearest level to A, which would be AAA and
warning: compliance level 'A' unavailable for 'font contrast', available levels: ['AA', 'AAA'], coercing to 'AA'.
A => AA, is what I meant.
AA, so the user gets what they want, while still conforming to WCAG.