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Good stuff, sent him an email with suggestions, any more?

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Hi Tom, I'm a developer and one of my best friends is colorblind, so I'm onboard. Suggestion - your site clearly demonstrates the problem, but it would be helpful to make it the go-to place for solutions too.

How about starting a list of colorblind-friendly color schemes, for starters? Something those of us who don't need convincing but do need solutions can pull up whenever we're starting a new project and pick the scheme from?

Lots of tools for colorschemes on the web:

http://sixrevisions.com/usabilityaccessibility/14-brilliant-...

https://kuler.adobe.com/

http://colllor.com/

http://colorschemedesigner.com/

http://colorschemetools.net/




http://www.dasplankton.de/ContrastA/

Click the "Show Color Deficiency Simulation". It also helps with contrast. I am not close to anyone who is colorblind but this is a good reminder.

I am about to do a major rework of my site. It is going to be mostly black/white but I kind of want to use a small amount of a rainbow scheme. It kind of works nicely since we sell flavoring. I guess I will just try to minimize the damage and make sure I leave other cues.




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