Is there a color that has a 7:1+ contrast ratio on White and Black backgrounds?

[PROFRBcom]

Is there a color that has a 7:1+ contrast ratio on White and Black backgrounds?

This is for WCAG compliance and I am curious if such a thing exists. I can't seem to find it with web search, but maybe some smarty pants at GPWA has solved this riddle?

 

[preditor]

why not check with some contrast checking tools? I use one, dont have the link on this iPad, however just google for it - maby that helps?

 

[PROFRBcom]

I have used multiple contrast checking tools. However, randomly guessing a color with the perfect contrast ratio is a bit closer to the side of impossible than I would like.

 

[preditor]

Tell me about it!
I spend several hours (if not days) on just making my css a nightmare by adding a bunch of "nth-child(2) a class" etc to simple things like a ul list, where even and odd is something like #f9f9f9 and where the Google Insights shows "score 96" on usibility.

Ofcorse a blue background with a pink text in it or similar, can be a pain in the as, but a super light gray background on nth odd -list with dark blue text in it - whaaaaaaaat!

Btw this was the one i use: https://dequeuniversity.com/rules/axe/3.3/color-contrast

 

[ddm]

latest build of chrome has all this stuff built in now
edit: it's well hidden away - took me a while to find it!

WebAIM: Contrast and Color Accessibility - Evaluating Contrast with Chrome DevTools

webaim.org