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Sapc Apca ⭐ 352

APCA (Accessible Perceptual Contrast Algorithm) is a new method for predicting contrast for use in emerging web standards (WCAG 3) for determining readability contrast. APCA is derived form the SAPC (S-LUV Advanced Predictive Color) which is an accessibility-oriented color appearance model designed for self-illuminated displays.

Apca W3 ⭐ 115

The APCA version, to be licensed for use with guidelines: W3/AGWG.

Figma Polychrom ⭐ 50

Figma plugin for displaying the contrast level and font size recommendations according to the APCA method

A11y Color Contrast ⭐ 14

A TypeScript package to calculate WCAG 2.0/3.0 and APCA color contrasts

Deltaphistar ⭐ 11

𝜟𝜱✴︎ or Delta Phi Star is a variant method of determining lightness contrast, and a sibling of APCA and SACAM. It is a simplified version using easily invertible standardized maths, however it lacks some useful properties such as polarity sensitivity. In fact, it is intended for applications where a "general" simplifed perceptual contrast is desired, where polarity sensitivity is not needed (or is ambiguous).

Bridge Pca ⭐ 9

A simplified version of the APCA math to bridge from WCAG_2 contrast math to the future, while being 100% backwards compatible with WCAG_2 contrast. By "backwards compatible" we mean if bridge-pca passes it, it will automatically pass WCAG_2 contrast.

A catalog of Myndex Research content, including APCA articles & documentation, related code repositories, and resources.

Max Contrast ⭐ 5

Send it the background color, returns black or white whichever is maximum Lc value

Apca Introduction ⭐ 5

The missing introduction to APCA

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