Color Analysis

Chromatic Insights

Exploring the color palette and visual identity of www.blogbuster.so

Color Palette

Explore the primary and accent colors extracted from the website.

#ffffff

light

#e5e7eb

light

#9ca3af

medium

#757575

medium

#d1d5db

light

#99cbf9

light

Color Scheme: mixed

Dominant Hue: blue

This website uses a mixed color scheme with 3 primary colors and 3 accent colors. The dominant hue is in the blue family.

Theme Preview

See how the extracted colors would look in light and dark mode interfaces.

Dashboard

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Here's what's happening today.

Total Views

2,845

Conversions

145

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Recent Activity
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Text Elements

Heading Text

Regular paragraph text looks like this.

Secondary text with reduced opacity

Link text

Interactive Elements

Form Elements

Theme based on extracted colors

Light Theme

Theme Color Values

Background

#ffffff

Text

#2a2b2a

Accent

#3b82f6

Accessibility Analysis

Evaluate the color palette against WCAG accessibility guidelines.

Overall Accessibility Score
Based on WCAG 2.1 guidelines

60

out of 100

Needs Improvement

This website needs accessibility improvements.

WCAG Compliance
Web Content Accessibility Guidelines

Text Contrast

Text should have sufficient contrast with its background

Color Blindness Considerations

Colors should be distinguishable for users with color vision deficiencies

Enhanced Contrast

Enhanced contrast for better readability

Color Blindness Compatibility
How the color palette appears to users with different types of color blindness

Deuteranopia

Difficulty distinguishing between greens and reds

Safe for users with this condition

Protanopia

Difficulty distinguishing between reds and greens

Safe for users with this condition

Tritanopia

Difficulty distinguishing between blues and yellows

Safe for users with this condition

WCAG Guidelines

The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) are developed through the W3C process in cooperation with individuals and organizations around the world, with a goal of providing a single shared standard for web content accessibility.

Level A (Minimum)

Basic web accessibility features that are essential for some groups to access content.

Level AA (Mid-range)

Deals with the biggest barriers for users with disabilities. Most organizations aim for this level.

Level AAA (Highest)

The highest level of accessibility conformance that addresses more specific user needs.

Contrast Ratio Visualization

Explore the contrast ratios between text and background colors.

Contrast Ratio Matrix
Visualizing the contrast between text and background colors

Sample Text

Ratio: 2.54:1

Fail
Poor

Sample Text

Ratio: 2.54:1

Fail
Poor

Sample Text

Ratio: 2.05:1

Fail
Poor

Sample Text

Ratio: 2.05:1

Fail
Poor

Sample Text

Ratio: 1.24:1

Fail
Poor

Sample Text

Ratio: 1.24:1

Fail
Poor
Contrast Details
Select a contrast pair to see details

Select a Contrast Pair

Click on any of the contrast pairs to see detailed information and recommendations.

Understanding Contrast Ratios

Contrast ratios measure the difference in luminance between two colors, ranging from 1:1 (no contrast) to 21:1 (maximum contrast). Higher contrast improves readability, especially for users with visual impairments.

WCAG AAA (7:1+)

Highest level of accessibility. Recommended for all text.

WCAG AA (4.5:1+)

Minimum recommended for normal text. Standard compliance level.

Large Text (3:1+)

Minimum for large text (18pt+) or bold text (14pt+).

Color Relationships

Discover complementary, analogous, and other color relationships.

Complementary Color Relationships

Colors opposite each other on the color wheel

#ffffff
#ffffff

Base: #ffffff

Complementary
#e5e7eb
#ebe9e5

Base: #e5e7eb

Complementary
#9ca3af
#afa89c

Base: #9ca3af

Complementary

Palette Generator

Create derivative color palettes based on the extracted colors.

Palette Controls

5
30%

Generated Palette

Preview

Sample Header

This is how your palette might look in a real UI component.

Timeline
CREATED

Apr 22, 9:38 PM

UPDATED

Apr 22, 9:38 PM

PROCESSING

507ms

Technical
DEVICE

Desktop

BROWSER

Unknown