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As someone with very mild red-green colorblindness (based on the article, probably protanomaly or deuteranomaly), I'm not really ever affected on the web. Howe
by alex_c 18y ago
As someone with very mild red-green colorblindness (based on the article, probably protanomaly or deuteranomaly), I'm not really ever affected on the web. However, I HATE it when games (often puzzle games) use red and green color coding. I see them as distinct colors, but for certain shades, the contrast between them is very slight, which makes the game a lot more difficult and frustrating.
I guess it's one of those things where if no one on the team suffers from it, they have no real reason to consider it.
- Oompa 18y agoI'm in the same boat. That's why I'm glad when games, like Peggle, or Enemy Territory: Quake Wars (not really a puzzle game, but still works for the example) have options for color blind people. It's not that always difficult to add, but makes a huge difference to the end user, if they're colorblind.