| The level of contrast you want to pick for your web page | should depend not only on the ambient light level, but also | on the brightness of the screen. | ... | Also, most web authors would probably have no idea | a which level of luminosity they should switch their styling. Exactly. This is why I was proposing keywords. However a two-state filter can't make the trick here. In my sense, we should at least support 4 keywords: - In dark mode, you could switch to a white on black color scheme. - In normal mode, you could use the dark gray on white color scheme. - In bright mode, you could use black on white and remove gradients. - In washed mode, you could switch to pure black/white, use bolder font. So something like : @media (min-luminance: bright) { /* remove fancy stuff to increase contrast */ } @media(luminance: washed) { /* switch to black and white */ } François -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Visual representation of the proposed modes (no adaptation) : -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Visual representation of the proposed modes (some adaptation) :
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