Accessibility & A11y ToolsSC 1.4.11

UI Component & Non-Text Contrast Validator

Web accessibility extends beyond text. WCAG 2.1 SC 1.4.11 requires at least 3:1 contrast for user interface components like inputs, toggles, borders, and graphical elements.

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How to Use UI Component Contrast Validator

1

Select Component Type

Choose between Input Border, Active Button, Icon, or Focus Ring.

2

Set Component & Background Colors

Select the border/icon color and the adjacent background color.

3

Inspect 3:1 Compliance

Check if the component meets the 3:1 contrast threshold with interactive component rendering.

About UI Component Contrast Validator

Measures luminance contrast between adjacent visual elements (such as an input border against both the internal field background and external page background) to guarantee 3:1 visibility.

Supported Formats

HEXRGB

Operational Limits

  • Decorative elements without functional purpose are exempt from SC 1.4.11.

Key Features

  • Strict evaluation against WCAG 2.1 SC 1.4.11 (3:1 minimum ratio)
  • Interactive mockups for input boxes, checkboxes, icons, and focus rings
  • State testing: Default, Hover, Focused, and Active border states
  • Luminance calculation and step-by-step ratio output
  • CSS snippet generation for compliant border and outline styling

Frequently Asked Questions

It mandates that visual information required to identify UI components and visual states must have a contrast ratio of at least 3:1 against adjacent colors.
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