The article discusses the importance of web accessibility laws in many countries, emphasizing the necessity for optimal color contrast as per WCAG standards. It introduces the contrast-color() function, which resolves a color choice to either black or white based on contrast, simplifying design, yet highlights its limitations since it currently lacks broader browser support and doesn't allow for other color options. Despite its shortcomings, improvements for future iterations are being contemplated, reflecting the evolving nature of CSS features.
In many countries, web accessibility is a human right and the law, with heavy fines for non-compliance. This means that web designers must prioritize optimal color contrast per WCAG.
Contrast-color() resolves to either black or white depending on which offers better contrast, simplifying the design process but limiting color choices for web developers.
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