Audit intermediate Works with: Any AI

PowerPoint Colour Palette and Contrast Audit

Table output Has example

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Check readability of text and charts.

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[VERIFY] is an editorial flag, not a blank to fill. Wherever the prompt shows [VERIFY], check that item against a reliable source before you use it.

Audit colours in a PowerPoint deck. Palette hex codes, text and background combinations, chart colours: [PALETTE_AND_USES].

Present a table with Pairing, Used for, Hex codes, Computed ratio (only where hex codes are given, marked [VERIFY]), Threshold, Result and Suggested change. Use thresholds commonly cited for text, 4.5 to 1 for normal body text and 3 to 1 for large text, to be checked against the standard we follow [VERIFY]. Beyond ratio, test text over photographs, thin fonts, chart lines of similar brightness, red and green used together, light grey text and colour-only meaning in charts. Count failing pairings and show the share. Suggest replacements within the brand palette, an accessible palette variant that keeps brand recognition, and a greyscale test for charts. Be specific about which combinations to change. Because features change between releases, I will check each named option myself; show uncertainty with [VERIFY]. Keep the suggested replacements as close to the original colours as the thresholds allow, and say which pairings fail by the widest margin so I fix those first.

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Invented pairings from supplied hex codes, with ratios computed by a contrast tool and entered here as given by the user. Dark blue text on white: 12.6 to 1, passes. Teal button text (white) on teal: 3.1 to 1, fails for small text. Grey caption text on light grey: 2.4 to 1, fails. Orange on white for chart labels: 2.9 to 1, fails.
Failing pairings: 3 of 8 (37.5 percent). Suggested replacements within the brand palette: darker teal for the button, dark grey for captions, dark orange for labels. Greyscale check: two chart series become indistinguishable, so add patterns.

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