Open ovann86 opened 6 years ago
I believe I've come across an issue with the achecker that results in invalid colour contrasts being passed.
In the example attached we have:
When you run it through the achecker test against WCAG 2.0 AA - only the paragraph light colour element comes up with an error.
From my understanding of the requirements, links in WCAG 2.0 AA have two minimum contrast requirements -
Which should mean the link would not pass because:
Oddly, it correctly fails when the same colour is used for non-linked text (paragraph light color).
When you choose a more extreme contrast like #fff linked text with #fff background (so the link is completely invisible to the eye) it still passes.
Attached test case html file.
test link colour contrast.txt
Thanks for the report, @ovann86. I've added this issue to the AChecker bug tracker: http://www.atutor.ca/atutor/mantis/view.php?id=5822. Will investigate at the next development cycle.
I believe I've come across an issue with the achecker that results in invalid colour contrasts being passed.
In the example attached we have:
When you run it through the achecker test against WCAG 2.0 AA - only the paragraph light colour element comes up with an error.
From my understanding of the requirements, links in WCAG 2.0 AA have two minimum contrast requirements -
Which should mean the link would not pass because:
Oddly, it correctly fails when the same colour is used for non-linked text (paragraph light color).
When you choose a more extreme contrast like #fff linked text with #fff background (so the link is completely invisible to the eye) it still passes.
Attached test case html file.
test link colour contrast.txt