Polychrom—APCA Contrast Checker
Polychrom-APCA Contrast Checker helps designers ensure text readability with accurate accessibility scores for better user experiences.
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What is Polychrom—APCA Contrast Checker?
Polychrom is a Figma plugin designed with a retro aesthetic that measures color contrast using the advanced APCA (Adaptive Perceptual Contrast Algorithm). It operates seamlessly without any delays, even when working with large documents, and it efficiently handles multiple selected objects simultaneously. The plugin also supports P3 colors, providing a broader range of color options.
Core Functions
Measures color contrast using the APCA algorithm.
Operates without delays in large documents.
Handles multiple selected objects simultaneously.
Supports P3 colors.
Use Cases and Applications
Ensure compliance with accessibility standards by checking color contrasts in your designs, making them easier to read and more inclusive for users with visual impairments.
Optimize the user interface of your digital products by ensuring that text and background colors meet optimal contrast ratios, improving overall user experience.
Design accessible marketing materials that are visually appealing and accessible to a wider audience, enhancing brand inclusivity and reach.
Enhance the accessibility of web pages and applications by verifying that all elements meet recommended contrast standards, contributing to better user interaction and satisfaction.
Many AI applications provide free basic features, but some advanced features or services may require a paid subscription or one-time purchase.
AI applications are generally suitable for devices such as smartphones, tablets, and personal computers.
The performance of AI applications is related to the device configuration, network speed, and the optimization level of the application. Some complex AI tasks may have higher requirements.
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Many AI applications support multiple languages, but the specific languages supported can usually be checked in the application details page or settings.
