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High Contrast Themes GA #202

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github-product-roadmap opened this issue Jun 9, 2021 · 1 comment
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High Contrast Themes GA #202

github-product-roadmap opened this issue Jun 9, 2021 · 1 comment

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Summary

We are committed to making GitHub a more accessible and inclusive home for all developers. The high contrast theme will be available in both light and dark modes and was designed to increase the color contrast between background and foreground elements in order to exceed WCAG 2.1 contrast requirements across GitHub.com.

Intended Outcome

GitHub.com is accessible to all developers: whether they experience low vision, another type of visual impairment, or simply prefer the increased legibility of higher contrast between elements.

How will it work?

From the appearance settings page, a user is able to choose the high contrast theme as their preferred light, dark or default to system color mode.

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@github-product-roadmap github-product-roadmap added this to Q3 2021 – Jul-Sep in GitHub public roadmap Jun 9, 2021
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