What's the most frustrating part of checking contrast in your design workflow?

Most contrast tools just tell you "fail" and leave you to figure out the rest. You're left manually tweaking hex values, guessing which shade works, and checking again from scratch.

That was the exact frustration that led me to build A11y – Smart Color Contrast Checker. Instead of just flagging failures, it suggests accessible alternatives that keep your brand colours intact. No guesswork, no leaving Figma.

But I'm curious about your experience. Where does contrast checking actually slow you down?

Is it:

• Catching issues too late in the process?

• Finding fixes that don't break your palette?

• Getting buy-in from stakeholders who don't prioritise accessibility?

• Something else entirely?

Drop your biggest pain point below. Would love to hear what's been most frustrating and what would actually make your workflow better.