Accessible colors

To ensure that your widgets and landing pages are accessible to everyone, we will check the contrast of your selected colors according to BFSG guidelines.

What does this mean?

When you select a color in the settings or during onboarding, we check whether this color has sufficient contrast to white.
Sufficient contrast means: The difference between the color and the background is large enough for text and content to be easily recognizable – even for people with visual impairments.

The BFSG Requirement

Sufficient Contrast

The value for sufficient contrast is 4.5:1.
This is a legally recognized standard.

What happens if the contrast is too low?

You will see a corresponding notification and can adjust the colors until they meet the requirements.

💡 Note:
Existing customers are not required to change their color but can adjust it at any time in the corresponding settings.
→ You decide whether to change the color or keep it as is.

An Example

The selected primary color has too little contrast and should be changed. A corresponding notification appears (in blue). The secondary color, on the other hand, has sufficient contrast: