Accessibility hub for UI themes and design tokens

ChromUI is built to help teams generate accessible themes, validate them in realistic layouts, and export practical tokens for implementation.

This page explains what ChromUI does for accessibility, what AA and AAA fixing mean in practice, and why preview validation matters more than isolated pass/fail checks.

Understand what AA and AAA fixing changes in a working theme.
Check accessibility in realistic UI previews instead of abstract color chips only.
Move from accessible decisions into Tailwind, CSS variables, and JSON exports.

Why real preview validation matters

Accessibility problems often appear only when a palette is applied to surfaces, cards, navigation, tables, headings, and muted text. A single contrast check does not tell the whole story.

ChromUI helps teams validate themes in realistic layouts so they can see how readability, emphasis, and structure behave before export.

WCAG AA contrast guarantee
What “guarantee” means in ChromUI terms, limitations, and FAQ.
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AA vs AAA for UI design
Practical guidance for choosing the right contrast target in product UI.
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Accessible theme generator
See ChromUI positioned as a practical accessibility-aware theme tool.
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Accessible color palette generator
Learn how accessible palette generation connects to real UI theme work.
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Validate accessibility in the app

Open ChromUI to generate a theme, inspect it in real UI previews, and export accessible tokens into your project.

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