color: rgb(102,102,102)
Why do so many publishers make their content so hard to read?
(Once I fixed that with inspectElement, the article was good.)
color: rgb(102,102,102)
Why do so many publishers make their content so hard to read?
(Once I fixed that with inspectElement, the article was good.)
Check it out on Firefox or IE and you'll see what I mean.
It will look much better on a mobile device as well. If you drop "mobile." from the url you'll get their normal desktop site which also has much better type in Windows Chrome.
I do have some ambient light. Maybe if I replaced the curtains in my window with true blackout curtains this would look ok.
The actual problem is the lack of a brightness-controlled colorspace.
I don't want to turn down the brightness because then I've turned down the maximum brightness. My brightness tolerance runs on a curve - at one end, there's the brightness I'm okay with for the page as a whole; on the other end, there's the brightness that's okay for a single pixel, and they're nowhere near each other.
Logically, then, you should never use #FFF for large areas.
(Well, not entirely. Games don't get my redshift color+brightness adjustments, and I used to be able to play video without the adjustments as well.)