Contrast failures are the most common accessibility miss, and they're the easiest to catch early. Checking a pairing while you're still choosing colors is far cheaper than patching it after launch.
Because the checker lives next to your palette, there's no copy-pasting hex codes into a separate web tool. Validate text-on-background choices as you build the kit, so accessibility is baked into the brand rather than bolted on.
It runs WCAG-style contrast checking, the same approach used for web accessibility, so you can judge whether a pairing is readable.
No. The contrast check is built into Pocket CVI right beside your colors, so you test pairings without leaving your brand kit.
