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Yellow is a real issue for sure. My reaction after many years is to just trust feedback from user testing more than the ratio, because users are seeing the UI i
by karaterobot 4y ago
Yellow is a real issue for sure. My reaction after many years is to just trust feedback from user testing more than the ratio, because users are seeing the UI in context on real screens, and in the end it's their experience that matters to me, not the calculator.
- asoneth 4y ago> just trust feedback from user testing One challenge I have run into is that certain kinds of accessibility accommodations may only be necessary for a tiny fraction of your user base who have a specific type of vision, motor, or auditory deficiency. Unless you specifically recruit and test with those users the issues may not be revealed by usability tests.
- nomel 4y ago> Unless you specifically recruit and test with those users the issues may not be revealed by usability tests. And, there's just a little hope they're revealed with math. I have someone that requires 100% contrast, which is the requirement if you want to include the tails of the distribution.
- Beltalowda 4y agoAnd it also depends on the screen and setting; with a good quality large screen in optimal lightning conditions – such as those used in a test setting – contrast matter less than a poor quality small screen in a not-so-great lightning setting.