What is 'Neural Correction' in the probe?

Neural Correction is a simulation feature that automatically shifts the luminance of your foreground or background node to the nearest coordinate that satisfies a 4.5:1 contrast ratio, ensuring instant accessibility compliance.

Does this account for color blindness?

The Contrast Probe calculates luminance-based accessibility, which is the primary factor for legibility across all spectral perception profiles, including those with color vision deficiencies.

Contrast Probe: WCAG Accessibility Audit

Diagnostic v2.4 // Accessibility Core

CONTRAST PROBE

Compliance_Standard

WCAG_2.1_ULTRA

Background_Node

Foreground_Signal

Spectral Ratio

8.02:1

Live_Simulation_Stream

Dynamic
Spectral
Legibility

Probing the manifold for visual clarity. High contrast ratio is fundamental for industrial interfaces where neural fatigue must be minimized and accessibility maximized.

AA_Normal

PASS

4.5:1 Body Text

AA_Large

PASS

3.0:1 UI Header

AAA_Normal

PASS

7.0:1 Body High

AAA_Large

PASS

4.5:1 UI High

Compliance Diagnostics

The Contrast Probe is an industrial-grade auditing tool for WCAG 2.1 accessibility compliance. Maintaining a consistent contrast ratio is not just a legal requirement but a fundamental part of high-quality UI design.

Our engine provides real-time ΔE distance calculation and luminance-based correction to ensure your digital products are legible across all hardware manifolds and for all users, regardless of visual impairment profiles.

System_Queries

Accessibility Intelligence

For standard body text (under 18pt), WCAG 2.1 Level AA requires a minimum ratio of 4.5:1. For larger text or bold headings, a ratio of 3.0:1 is the minimum compliance standard.

DynamicSpectralLegibility

Compliance Diagnostics

Dynamic
Spectral
Legibility