In this digital era, website accessibility is crucial. One important element that needs to be optimized is color contrast. Good color contrast ensures that the text and background have enough color difference so that the text is easy to read and understand.
Good color contrast depends on several factors, such as:
Lumenity: The difference in brightness between the mint database background color and the text.
Saturation: The intensity of the color, which affects the visibility of the text.
Font Size: Text size also plays a role in increasing contrast because larger text is easier to read.
How to Optimize Color Contrast
PuskoMedia Indonesia, as the developer of Society 5.0 technology, provides several tips for optimizing color contrast:
Use a Color Contrast Tool: There are many free online tools that can help you determine the proper color contrast, such as the Accessible Color Contrast Checker.
Choose High Contrast Colors: Some high contrast color combinations include black on white, yellow on black, and navy on yellow.
Consider Dynamic Backgrounds: If the background color changes, make sure the text remains legible by adjusting the contrast as needed.