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Accessible Glassmorphism

Explore how glassmorphism can be implemented accessibly. Toggle between accessible and non-accessible versions to understand the impact on users with different needs.

Accessibility Controls

Toggle between WCAG-compliant and problematic implementations

Remove blur effects and animations for motion sensitivity

Increase opacity to improve content visibility

Maximum contrast for severe visual impairments

Product Dashboard

WCAG Compliant

Access your analytics, manage team members, and track project progress all in one place. This dashboard provides comprehensive insights into your product performance with real-time data visualization.

User Profile

WCAG Compliant

Customize your experience, update preferences, and manage account settings. Your profile is the control center for personalizing how you interact with our platform and collaborate with your team.

Notification Center

WCAG Compliant

Stay informed with real-time updates, important alerts, and team communications. Never miss critical information with our intelligent notification system that adapts to your workflow.

Project Collaboration

WCAG Compliant

Work together seamlessly with shared workspaces, real-time editing, and integrated communication tools. Boost productivity with features designed for modern distributed teams.

Accessibility Analysis

Contrast Ratios

Body Text:
Contrast: 7.2:1 (AAA)
Headings:
Contrast: 8.1:1 (AAA)
Buttons:
Contrast: 4.7:1 (AA)

WCAG 2.2 Compliance

Contrast (Minimum):Pass
Resize text (200%):Pass
Reflow:Pass
Non-text Contrast:Pass
Text Spacing:Pass
Content on Hover/Focus:Pass

Key Insights

Accessibility Challenges

  • • Low contrast ratios make text difficult to read
  • • Background interference disrupts focus
  • • Excessive blur can cause eye strain
  • • Motion effects may trigger vestibular disorders
  • • Transparent layers confuse information hierarchy

Solutions Applied

  • • Increased background opacity for better contrast
  • • Reduced blur intensity (8px vs 20px)
  • • Proper focus indicators and semantic markup
  • • Respect for system accessibility preferences
  • • Clear visual hierarchy with adequate spacing

Bottom Line: Glassmorphism can be inclusive when implemented thoughtfully. The key is balancing visual appeal with functional accessibility, ensuring all users can access and interact with your content effectively.