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A woman in a blue and white dress walks down white stairs, with text overlay: "I turned my India photoshoot into a WCAG-approved color palette in 3 seconds." The background features a light blue fence and greenery.
A screenshot showing a woman on white stairs, with a color palette of grays, teals, and dark greens extracted from the image. The palette is labeled "WCAG AAA 3/10 pairs pass" with HEX codes.
A screenshot showing a close-up of a woman in a blue and white dress. Below the image, a UI displays five color circles and tabs for "Colors" and "Accessibility," with instructions to tap any color to copy HEX.
A screenshot showing a woman in a blue and white dress sitting at an outdoor table. Below the image, a UI displays five color circles and tabs for "Colors" and "Accessibility," with instructions to tap any color to copy HEX.
A screenshot showing a woman on white stairs, with a color palette of grays, dark greens, and black extracted from the image. The palette is labeled "WCAG AAA 3/10 pairs pass" with HEX codes.
A screenshot showing an outdoor scene with white walls and a blue door. Below the image, a color palette of grays, dark greens, and black is displayed, labeled "WCAG AAA 2/10 pairs pass" with HEX codes.
A screenshot showing white and pink bougainvillea flowers. Below the image, a color palette of beiges, browns, and olive greens is displayed, labeled "WCAG AAA 1/10 pairs pass" with HEX codes.
A screenshot showing white stairs and open blue gates. Below the image, a color palette of grays, blue, dark green, and black is displayed, labeled "WCAG AAA 2/10 pairs pass" with HEX codes.
A screenshot showing a woman walking up white stairs. Below the image, a color palette of grays, light blue, dark green, and black is displayed, labeled "WCAG AAA 3/10 pairs pass," with a pop-up showing "Copy #B2BAB8."
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