How your colorblind and colorweak readers see your colors - Datawrapper Blog
a11ycat·blog.datawrapper.de·Colors
a11ycat·blog.datawrapper.de·ColorBrewer: Color Advice for Maps
a11ycat·colorbrewer2.org·
ColorBrewer Palettes Sketch Freebie
a11ycat·sketchappsources.com·Color Oracle | Color Oracle
a11ycat·colororacle.org·Tanaguru Contrast-Finder
a11ycat·contrast-finder.tanaguru.com·
Pika • Super High Fives
a11ycat·superhighfives.com·
Contrast Ratio - WCAG Color Contrast Checker
a11ycat·siegemedia.com·
Color and Contrast.com
a11ycat·colorandcontrast.com·
WebAIM: Contrast and Color Accessibility - Understanding WCAG 2 Contrast and Color Requirements
a11ycat·webaim.org·
WhoCanUse
A tool that brings attention and understanding to how color contrast can affect people with different visual impairments.
a11ycat·whocanuse.com·WebAIM: Contrast Checker
a11ycat·webaim.org·
Contrast tools
a11ycat·contrast.tools·Color Safe - accessible web color combinations
a11ycat·colorsafe.co·Accessible color palette builder
a11ycat·toolness.github.io·
Using color
a11ycat·designsystem.digital.gov·
Randoma11y - Accessible color combinations
a11ycat·randoma11y.com·
Designing accessible color systems
a11ycat·stripe.com·
Orange You Accessible? A Mini Case Study on Color Ratio | Bounteous
a11ycat·bounteous.com·