What is Windows High Contrast Mode?
Windows High Contrast Mode uses a limited color palette with contrasting colors to make an interface easier to use. This is different than using an inverted display, though often times the high contrast mode looks similar to an inverted display because of the darker color scheme. Users with photosensitivity or contrast issues can benefit greatly from using high contrast mode on their computer, as well as people in low-light environments.
In this video, we'll explore Windows High Contrast Mode and its relationship to web accessibility with real world examples.
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Video Chapters:
0:00 What is Windows High Contrast Mode?
0:28 How to Enable High Contrast Mode
1:07 What it Looks Like
2:35 Browsers that Support High Contrast Mode
3:03 Good Website Example
4:11 Bad Website Example
6:35 High Contrast Mode vs Dark Mode
7:23 Browser Notes
8:32 Conclusion
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