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by sackerhews
1494 days ago
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> What worked for printed text has no bearing for what works on an illuminated screen. Yes it does. > ... but it is equally important that things aren't too bright. You should avoid using extremes like #000000 and #ffffff ... No, you shouldn't avoid them. Users are fully capable of adjusting the brightness and contrast of their monitors. > Believe me, as a 50+ year old, I notice when it's hard to read things. I believe you. I just don't think your personal experience is relevant. |
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It'd be a hack. The buttons are not sturdy enough for it, they're even not designed for it and the colour representation will be very incorrect.
Instead of asking every website to blast every user with the highest amount of contrast, modify your own display to do so if your eyes need it. That way the need and the solution is localized to where it should be.