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# accessibilityHighContrastVibrantLight

A high-contrast version of the light vibrant appearance.

```
static let accessibilityHighContrastVibrantLight: NSAppearance.Name
```

## Discussion

Don’t assign an [`NSAppearance`](/documentation/AppKit/NSAppearance) object with this type directly to one of your views. Instead, assign a light appearance to your view. AppKit then returns this type when the user enables the Increase Contrast option in the Accessibility system preferences and the view’s [`allowsVibrancy`](/documentation/AppKit/NSView/allowsVibrancy) property is <doc://com.apple.documentation/documentation/Swift/true>.

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