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I've been using Color Oracle [1] to simulate colour-blindness as part of my standard developer workflow recently. For such a common disability, it's shocking ho
by toomanybeersies 8y ago
I've been using Color Oracle [1] to simulate colour-blindness as part of my standard developer workflow recently. For such a common disability, it's shocking how little work most people put into ensuring accessibility for colour-blind people.
[1] https://colororacle.org/ https://colororacle.org/
- nonane 8y agoThanks for the link. Is the macOS version working for you? I can't get it to work on High Sierra.
- sogen 8y agoDo you have Java installed? It works for me. There's another app from a Japanese lab but can't remember the name.
- nonane 8y agoI can see the app running - but doesn't change the display when I select a simulator option from the drop down menu. Will play around with it. Thanks!
- LambdaComplex 8y agoMaybe it's working just fine but you're already colorblind ;)
- kqr 8y agoIf you have an Android phone, you can also go into the developer settings, turn on a colour blindness simulation, launch the camera, and then point it at anything (in the real world, or on a monitor) and see an idea of what it might be like to a colour blind person.