
KITFORMA · PRACTICAL WORKBOOK
An Interface Palette You Can Test
Define roles, repair contrast pairs and document a small light-and-dark interface
Builders and designers defining small interface color and token sets.
One-time payment, not a subscription. Applicable taxes appear at checkout.
What you will work through
- Create a role contract and explicit foreground-background pair table.
- Calculate twelve opaque sRGB contrast relationships and repair six supplied failures.
- Match reviewed JSON values to CSS custom properties.
- Keep non-color state cues and distinguish arithmetic from manual acceptance.
Contents
- 01A palette is a set of relationships
- 02Name roles before choosing values
- 03Define the pairs you will actually test
- 04Calculate a narrow result correctly
- 05Find the six deliberate failures
- 06Communicate states with more than color
- 07Export tokens without losing their contract
- 08Plan browser checks the arithmetic cannot perform
- 09Capstone: repair and document Slate Form
- 10Answer key and safe extension
Scope and limitations
- English-only teaching edition using a fictional interface.
- Opaque six-digit sRGB only; no transparency, gradients, images or other color spaces.
- Pair calculations are not accessibility certification or a complete WCAG audit.
- The local demo does not save data or submit to a server. Its limited examples do not replace testing your own interface with users and assistive technologies.
How delivery works
Checkout is handled by Lemon Squeezy. After a successful purchase, download access appears on the provider’s order page and receipt email. Buying a book does not change your KitForma Pro plan.