Colour Contrast Analyser for Mac
Test contrast of visual elements in your designs.
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Colour Contrast Analyser overview
Colour Contrast Analyser helps you determine the legibility of text and the contrast of visual elements, such as graphical controls and visual indicators.
Functionalities
- A pass/fail assessment against WCAG 2.0 color contrast success criteria
- A simulation of certain visual conditions, including dichromatic color-blindness and cataracts, to demonstrate how your web content appears to people with less than 20/20 vision
What’s new in version 3.5.4
- Auto Update Error -> 3.5.3 unsigned #339
- [Windows] Auto Update Error dialog (from 3.5.1 to 3.5.2) #338
- Provider Certificate out of date with Version 3.5.1 #334
- Mac Keyboard Shortcut Overrides Standard Text Editing Shortcuts #346
- Keyboard shortcuts for copying are not working #341
- Several shortcuts not working : zoom 0/+/- and F12 (including customed) #328
- Added pt-BR translation #351
- The "Picker background" and "Picker foreground" texts in the application settings should be swapped #348
Colour Contrast Analyser for Mac
Free
In English
Version 3.5.4
What users say about Colour Contrast Analyser
Customer support: 5.0
So very happy to see this updated. Such a valuable tool to evaluate design work, especially for web design. So may sites (including MacUpdate) fail this basic usability test. So get it and _use_ it, please, it is freeware. Posting this review requires that I rate customer support which I have never used (so it must be excellent!).
Other user ratings:
Value | 5.0
Ease of use | 5.0
Features | 5.0
Reliability | 5.0
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Aug 18 2016
Version: 2.3
Awesome. Has color pickers. Great way to assure standards compliance. This text box I'm typing in right now fails--as it should with light gray text on a white background. Love it.
