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Design Helper

Design Helper

Four CSS design tools in one — contrast checker, gradient generator, box shadow, and border radius.

WCAG contrast checker
CSS gradient generator
Box shadow builder
Border radius designer
Instant CSS copy

Colors

Foreground (Text)
Background
Contrast Ratio

Quick Presets

Preview

Large Text Sample (18pt+)
Normal body text at standard size. Readability matters for all users, especially those with visual impairments.

WCAG 2.1 Standards

AA Normal text — minimum 4.5:1
AA Large text (18pt+ or 14pt bold) — minimum 3:1
AAA Normal text — minimum 7:1
AAA Large text — minimum 4.5:1
Large text = 24px regular or 18.67px bold (14pt bold).

Settings

Type
Angle 135°
Color Stops
0%
50%
100%
Generated CSS
background: linear-gradient(135deg, #7c3aed 0%, #0891b2 50%, #059669 100%);

Preview

Shadow Settings

Horizontal Offset 4px
Vertical Offset 8px
Blur Radius 24px
Spread Radius -4px
Opacity 25%
Shadow Color

Presets

Generated CSS
box-shadow: 4px 8px 24px -4px rgba(0,0,0,0.25);

Preview

Box Background
Change the box color

Border Radius

All Corners (uniform) 12px
Individual Corners
↖ Top Left 12px
↗ Top Right 12px
↙ Bottom Left 12px
↘ Bottom Right 12px

Shape Presets

Generated CSS
border-radius: 12px;

Preview

Box Color
Change box color

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Tool guide

How Design Helper supports accessible UI work

Design Helper provides quick front-end utilities for readable color contrast and copy-ready CSS effects.

What this tool does

It includes WCAG contrast checks, gradient generation, box-shadow building, and border-radius previewing.

Who it helps

  • Designers checking accessibility
  • Developers building UI components
  • Site owners polishing landing pages

Usage instructions

Use the controls to adjust colors or visual properties, then copy the generated CSS into your theme or component.

Understanding the output

Contrast pass/fail results indicate readability against WCAG thresholds. CSS previews should still be tested in the final page context.

Why it matters for hosting

Accessible, polished interfaces help hosting sites, client portals, documentation, and product pages feel trustworthy and usable.