Google’s Android 15 version will include a new feature that allows users to modify the color contrast of text on their displays to make it easier to read. The update is based on the Material You design, which matches app colors to the user’s backdrop.
According to @MishaalRahman, the ‘colour contrast’ function was first discovered in a beta version of Android 14 but is expected to be more user-friendly in Android 15.
Users may choose between light, medium, and high levels on the color contrast page to boost visibility based on their preferences. Additionally, users can underline text to increase its visibility against diverse backgrounds and overall readability.
Android 15 will offer a preview option that allows you to see how text contrast adjustments will appear before they are applied. However, it’s worth noting that some applications may not support all available contrast levels.
While the ‘colour contrast’ page was discovered in Android 14 QPR3 Beta 2.1, it will likely be more accessible in Android 15 via Settings >> Accessibility >> Colour and Motion.
Google’s new feature aims to make Android smartphones more accessible and comfortable for all users, regardless of visual demands. This functionality is planned to be available later this year with Android 15.
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