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> creating a greyscale version would IMO > drastically lower the user experience > with my book). But it would also be more accessible for people who are col
by birdyrooster 4y ago
> creating a greyscale version would IMO
> drastically lower the user experience
> with my book).
But it would also be more accessible for people who are color blind, which would be cool.
- harvey9 4y agoUnless the book colours are already chosen to achieve this.
- dredmorbius 4y agoIf the e-book is similarly dependent on colour, most e-book readers won't provide a particularly good experience either. Yes, it's possible to read on an emissive tablet, and there are some (limited) colour e-book readers. But most are at best greyscale, if not strictly black-and-white.
- ChrisRR 4y agoDepends on the colours used. The author may have already considered their use of colours, or may have just got lucky and not used any clashing colour combinations.