contrast Accessibility workflow
Accessible defaults, verified before handoff.
Use contrast as one quality gate inside a broader system: semantic colour roles, readable typography, visible states and documented decisions developers can implement.
From palette to accessible handoff
A passing hero headline does not prove the complete interface is readable.
Assign roles
Name canvas, surface, text, action, focus and status colours.
Test pairs
Check essential combinations for text, UI boundaries and focus.
Review states
Include hover, focus, disabled, error and high-contrast needs.
Document
Record accepted uses and failures for design and development.
Accessibility-supporting tools
Fast checks for the visual decisions that most often reach implementation without review.
Contrast Checker
Test WCAG AA and AAA for normal, large and interface text.
↗Colour Palette Generator
Create candidates, then assign them to semantic roles.
↗Type Scale Generator
Build hierarchy without relying on colour alone.
↗Font Pairing
Compare readable heading and body combinations.
↗PX to REM
Map fixed-looking values to scalable browser units.
↗Social Media Sizes
Keep essential copy inside safe, readable image areas.
Accessibility guides
Complete the check with semantic roles, typography and real interface states.
Accessible handoff
Carry accessibility decisions into Figma and code.
The planned Figma Production System connects semantic variables, component states, responsive behaviour, annotations and QA. The current page is a transparent pre-launch preview.
The Figma system is not for sale until its beta and QA gates pass.