This is such a great plugin, to improve inclusive comms at a higher level please make this compatible with indesign - even powerpoint to help the masses! - contrast checker alone would suffice!

The ability to hide color suggestions (to avoid designers changing colors and diverting from branded colors.)

I recently created a color palette for data visualization. It would have been nice to have a tool that would do a could things: - Check contrast between two adjacent colors - Check contract against the background color - Recommend colors that have a

It would be nice to have a way to measure the contrast between an icon and the background because according to the WCAG you need to accomplish a ratio of 3.1! - @axelc95 on Twitter (https://twitter.com/axelc95/status/1536449201864859649?s=21&t=bQ

When checking the accessibility of a colour, most times at a default I want to see if it's either accessible against white or black. Instead of having two layers selected as a default, it would be good if "white" (or black) could be a "pseudo-select

Ability to test text within/over a component, to avoid creating a separate box duplicating a component color.

If the contrast checker could check both fills and strokes (borders in Sketch) that'd be helpful.

The ability to have the suggested colours area provide alternatives starting AT 3:1 and 4.5:1, and then suggest starker from there. Some color suggestions are too significant to be usable. - suggested by Dave Keyes, in the Slack community, 9 Decemb

The challenge we are facing is that the vision simulator only seems to work on vector illustrations. If in a Figma frame there are raster images, Stark does not seem to include those images in the output generation. Is there a way to include JPGs an

The ablity to override the color samples in the stark contrast checker with an eye dropper or hex codes. Particularly with complex symbols in Figma, the contrast checker does not always recognize graphical elements against an instance background co

Be able to add contrast checker results to documentation, comments, JIRA, email, notes by copying the plain text (hex code XXXXXX and YYYYYY, contrast results, suggestions for revision) From Soren, originally on our Canny board

Right now only one element can be transparent when checking contrast. It would be useful to be able to check contrast on transparent items - this missed an accessibility check that a vendor turned in to us, and a lot of folks use transparency in but

Has Stark ever looked into a way to use a photo background + text for contrast ratio? Most contrast ratio checkers I have seen require a solid colors for background and foreground inputs, but it would be great if there was a way to use point values