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Design & Color Tools

Check color contrast ratios for WCAG compliance, simulate color blindness, and calculate aspect ratios — free design helpers that run entirely in your browser.

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Why this collection exists

Accessible and well-proportioned visuals start with the right numbers. This collection groups the TeaFun tools that designers, developers, and content creators use to check color accessibility, simulate vision conditions, and lock in correct proportions.

Common use cases

  • Verify foreground and background color combinations meet WCAG AA and AAA contrast standards.
  • Preview how your palette looks to users with protanopia, deuteranopia, or other color vision differences.
  • Calculate and lock in the correct aspect ratio when cropping images or sizing video embeds.

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FAQ

Which contrast ratio do I need to pass WCAG AA?

Normal text requires a 4.5:1 ratio; large text (18pt+ or 14pt bold) requires 3:1. The WCAG Color Contrast checker shows both thresholds and your pass/fail status instantly.

How does the color blindness simulator work?

It applies standard daltonisation matrices to the input colors to approximate how they appear with different types of color vision deficiency — all computed locally in your browser.