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Re: How were the WCAG contrast ratios determined
From: Jonathan Avila
Date: Feb 11, 2016 8:21PM
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> The main thing that interests me is whether or not the higher contrast of modern displays (LCD vs the old CRT displays prominent in 1996) would affect the ratios if the formulas were derived today.
Keep in mind there are new confounding factors such as using your mobile in daylight that also come into play. Not everyone has a new LCD monitor and my current LCD monitor isn't really any brighter than my CRT was. In my experience the Mac screens such as on the MacBook AIR have great contrast but they also introduce other issues such as glare because of their glossiness.
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