As per this thread from 2004 on slashdot.org, high contrast is the way to go. Some of the commenters also note that the human eye is more sensitive to greens and yellows.
I went into paint and made a bunch of test images. The images were just a solid color background with solid text of another color in various font sizes. I took an HP Slate with the images outside and flipped through them. It was mostly cloudy yesterday but still quite a bit brighter than inside.
Black on White was the most readable.
White on Dark Green was probably the second most readable.
Anything with a blue background around the shade of the sky was the worst of the bunch (not really a surprise there).
As AudioDroid commented, white backgrounds will do their part to drain battery life. Pure black (#000000) backgrounds are typically not liked by a majority of consumers. However, dark colors with white or almost-white greens and yellows are almost as good and give you a little bit more color to play with.
It is also worth noting that the HP Slate 500 has a VERY reflective screen, its almost like looking at a mirror and dark backgrounds make this more apparent. A matte finish would have helped quite a bit, just something else to keep in mind.
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根据此线程2004 年在lashdot.org 上，高对比度是必经之路。一些评论者还指出，人眼对绿色和黄色更敏感。
我开始绘画并制作了一堆测试图像。这些图像只是纯色背景，带有不同字体大小的另一种颜色的纯文本。我拿了一台 HP Slate，上面有图像，然后翻阅它们。昨天大部分时间是多云，但仍然比室内明亮一些。
天空阴影周围有蓝色背景的任何东西都是最糟糕的（这并不奇怪）。
正如 AudioDroid 所评论的那样，白色背景会耗尽电池寿命。大多数消费者通常不喜欢纯黑色（#000000）背景。然而，深色搭配白色或近乎白色的绿色和黄色几乎同样好，并且可以给你更多的色彩。
还值得注意的是，HP Slate 500 具有非常反光的屏幕，几乎就像在看镜子一样，深色背景使这一点更加明显。哑光效果会有很大帮助，只是需要记住其他一点。
As per this thread from 2004 on slashdot.org, high contrast is the way to go. Some of the commenters also note that the human eye is more sensitive to greens and yellows.
I went into paint and made a bunch of test images. The images were just a solid color background with solid text of another color in various font sizes. I took an HP Slate with the images outside and flipped through them. It was mostly cloudy yesterday but still quite a bit brighter than inside.
Anything with a blue background around the shade of the sky was the worst of the bunch (not really a surprise there).
As AudioDroid commented, white backgrounds will do their part to drain battery life. Pure black (#000000) backgrounds are typically not liked by a majority of consumers. However, dark colors with white or almost-white greens and yellows are almost as good and give you a little bit more color to play with.
It is also worth noting that the HP Slate 500 has a VERY reflective screen, its almost like looking at a mirror and dark backgrounds make this more apparent. A matte finish would have helped quite a bit, just something else to keep in mind.