Screen Glare Preview #1
Description
I added Blur for Low Vision with code like this, but not sure how to get the screen glare to work right.
Possibly with:
/* Glare simulation: High brightness, high contrast, colors slightly washed out */
.preview-active .glare-preview {
/* brightness: Increases overall light intensity.
contrast: Pushes lights lighter and darks darker, often making mid-tones harsh.
saturate: Slightly reduces color intensity for a washed-out look.
*/
filter: brightness(140%) contrast(150%) saturate(80%);
}
/* Low Vision simulation: General blur */
.preview-active .low-vision-preview {
/* blur: The primary effect for general low vision simulation */
filter: blur(2px);
}
/* Target the element that holds your main content */
.preview-active .content-area {
/* Combines effects for a more general 'low visibility' scenario */
filter: blur(1.5px) brightness(120%) contrast(130%);
}
document.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', function() {
const toggleButton = document.getElementById('visionToggle');
const bodyElement = document.body;
// The function to run when the button is clicked
function togglePreview() {
// Toggles the 'preview-active' class on the <body>
bodyElement.classList.toggle('preview-active');
// Optional: Update button text
if (bodyElement.classList.contains('preview-active')) {
toggleButton.textContent = 'Disable Preview';
} else {
toggleButton.textContent = 'Toggle Low Vision / Glare Preview';
}
}
// Attach the function to the button's click event
if (toggleButton) {
toggleButton.addEventListener('click', togglePreview);
}
});