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hi all,
not really 'just' a css question, but i figure with enuf designers
in/around here ...
for any given RGB background color, is there a rule-of-thumb for text
color that would define "sufficient but minimum" contrast for the text
to be just barely legible/distnguishable ?
i'd guess it depends, in part, on any individual's color sensitivity ...
but wondering what if any 'guideline' is?
thx!
richard
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