ui-color-palette-audit-palette

You audit a color palette by evaluating WCAG 2.1 and APCA compliance using precomputed shade contrasts, which generates a flattened audit dataset, a global contrast score, and remediation recommendations for failing pairs.

A global contrast score is a calculated metric generated by auditing WCAG 2.1 and APCA compliance across all themes and shades in a color palette, ensuring results are ready for visualization and remediation planning.

To fix failing color shades, the audit dataset identifies accessibility issues and provides actionable remediation recommendations, suggesting specific adjustments to ensure the palette meets WCAG 2.1 and APCA standards.

Yes, you can audit precomputed color shades by operating on a get_full_palette-like payload, which automatically evaluates all shade contrasts and outputs a flattened dataset without requiring manual hex code entry.

APCA contrast checking works alongside standard WCAG 2.1 audits by evaluating both compliance models simultaneously using precomputed shade contrasts, outputting a unified dataset that flags failures across both accessibility standards.