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Markenfarben prüfen, ohne die Barrierefreiheit zu verschlechtern

Markenidentität bewahren und trotzdem zugängliche Text-/UI-Farbkombinationen sichern.

Branding und Accessibility müssen kein Widerspruch sein. Entscheidend ist das Testen realer Farbkombinationen im Nutzungskontext.

Separate brand core colors from UI usage colors

Keep master brand colors for identity references.

Create accessible UI variants for text, buttons, and links where needed.

Test combinations, not single swatches

A single color cannot pass or fail by itself.

Always test foreground and background pairs in realistic contexts.

Create approved contrast-safe pair sets

Document which brand pairings are safe for normal text and which are only for large decorative text.

This helps non-design teams choose colors correctly.

Handle gradients and overlays carefully

Text over images or gradients can pass in one area and fail in another.

Add overlays or solid backing when contrast fluctuates.

Document final rules in your design system

Publish do/don't examples and token guidance.

Clear rules reduce accessibility regressions in future campaigns.

Best for

  • Brand refreshes.
  • Marketing site redesigns.
  • Design token migration projects.

Brand and accessibility can work together

By defining accessible usage variants, your team can move faster without repeating color debates on every project.

Passende Tools

Kontrast-Prüfer

Vergleiche Text- und Hintergrundfarben, um Kontrastwerte und WCAG-Stufen zu prüfen.

Open Contrast Checker

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