Our mission
Make color accessibility easier to act on
Color decisions move quickly from design files to components, content, charts, and campaigns. Accessibility checks often happen later, in a separate tool, after the context has been lost.
AdaptiveView keeps the task and the result together. You can enter or upload something, understand the relevant standard, adjust your work, and leave with output you can use.
Three focused tools
Built around real workflows
Color Contrast Checker
Check text, large text, and UI component thresholds, preview the pair, and copy CSS.
Palette From Image
Extract dominant colors locally and export HEX, RGB, HSL, CSS, Tailwind, or JSON.
Color Blindness Simulator
Compare common color-vision simulations and download the current local result.
Product principles
Transparent standards, private processing
- Results first. The working tool appears before long explanations.
- Standards in context. Thresholds and limitations stay next to the result.
- Local-first images. Uploaded images are processed on your device, not sent to a server.
- Accessible by default. Keyboard, focus, semantics, contrast, and screen-reader use shape the components.
- Developer-ready output. Useful results can be copied or downloaded without an account.
An important limit
A tool supports an audit; it does not replace one
Passing one contrast test does not make a website fully WCAG compliant. A complete accessibility review also covers structure, names and labels, keyboard access, focus, alternatives, input assistance, motion, and many other requirements.
The color-vision simulator is an educational design aid, not a medical diagnosis or an exact representation of one individual’s perception.