UI Design Contrast: 2 MUST NEED Tools & How to Use Them

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- Hey all, today we're going to check out 2 tools to make sure your color palette is accessible based on WCAG 2.0 guidelines. What does this mean? Well, before you create your next color scheme for a UI design, you want as many people as possible to use your UI. This means that your colors & contrast should adhere to a certain minimum standard (AA) so that people with vision problems can still access your content.

First, we'll take a look at the built-in contrast tools in Chrome DevTools along with a few UI examples. Then, we'll look at Stark, which is a plugin for Adobe XD, Figma and Sketch (free & paid options) that helps ensure your contrast is up to par.

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