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You might have seen these images that are "whiter than white" in Chromium or Safari. This effect is based on some fancy HDR image tricks. If you want to make your logos pop, too, here's a quick website to do so! https://www.soverybright...

14/10/26, 2:09 pm0 reposts11 likes

Paul Melero

@paulmelero.com

Now, is there something darker than #000?

Álvaro Montoro

@alvaromontoro.com

I may be mistaken, but I think some brands are using this as a sneaky trick to pop up on LinkedIn. They use this white in their logo and it pops over the rest of the site. When I saw it first I was so confused and thought it was a bug or something.

Stefan Judis

@stefanjudis.com

Yeah. Question is how "sneaky" that is. I see that for some normal fotos, too. But it's def strange how supporting browsers (chromium and website) handle it. 😅

Sam Littlefair

@littlefair.ca

Oh my god these logos on LinkedIn kept making me think I was going crazy!!

John Mueller

@johnmu.com

Unfortunately, it feels like modern design remains keen on just using the minimal possible contrast for anything critical. It would be cool to have a bookmarklet that just makes text pop.