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It's not wrong. It seems right to me. The survey also included those with colorblindness.
by james_s_tayler 7y ago
It's not wrong. It seems right to me. The survey also included those with colorblindness.
- zdragnar 7y agoWhen the two are side by side, the White text appeared easier to read. When covering one up and only looking at the other, then the other way around, the black text was certainly crisper for me, and someone else here pointed it out as well. As such, I wonder how the survey was conducted. It may or may not be useful at all otherwise. One thing that also seems to intuitively make this seem to make sense- driving at night, it is much harder to read gas prices from the big light signs when green is used than when red is... The lighter (and or brighter?) green simply bleeds over much more.
- cjensen 7y agoThe second example did... but not all colorblindness is equal. What you want is something readable by as many people as possible. The goal is not to make the most people happiest.