“Unlocking the Hidden Secrets: How Color Choices Can Make or Break Your Website’s Readability!”
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Fixmate
This theme from the WordPress.com team features clean, high-contrast text on light backgrounds, ensuring maximum readability for users with visual impairments. The theme adheres to accessibility best practices by using logical heading structures, keyboard-navigable menus, and link styling that avoids reliance on color alone for identification.
