There's something about great design
that allows it to go practically unnoticed.
But it doesn't take much to make things confusing and frustrating.
Choosing colors with poor contrast makes navigating, reading, and interacting a real pain.
Good design means sufficient contrast between foreground and background colors.
That's not just text and images but links, icons, and buttons.
If it's important enough to be seen, then it needs to be clear.
And this is essential for people with low contrast sensitivity.
Which becomes more common as we age.
With good colors, websites and applications
can be easier to use in more situations.
Like in different lighting conditions.
Web accessibility: Essential for some, useful for all.