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Dev tools · March 2, 2019

Accessible Brand Colors

A tool to make sure your brand colors are ADA compliant.

Accessible Brand Colors launched on March 2, 2019 with 1,163 votes, #2 of 2,994 launches that month and more than 99% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 7 years on.

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In plain words

Accessible Brand Colors is a tool that helps designers and developers ensure their brand color palettes meet ADA accessibility standards. Users input their brand colors and receive a chart showing which color combinations work together while maintaining proper contrast ratios. The tool also suggests alternative colors that provide better accessibility while staying true to a brand's visual identity.

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From the sources

This tool shows you how ADA compliant your colors are in relation to each other. By adding your brand’s colors on the right, you can generate a chart to see how they can be used together for accessibility, and find similar colors that work better.

A tool that evaluates the ADA compliance of your brand’s color palette.

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