For someone with dichromacy, I would recommend using a color scheme specifically designed for your particular variant of color blindness. It would be pretty eas

For someone with dichromacy, I would recommend using a color scheme specifically designed for your particular variant of color blindness. It would be pretty easy to re-orient the hues of the accent colors around the two primaries you can perceive, but optimizing for deuteranopia and protanopia would make it worse for people with tritanopia, so I didn't try to solve that problem. I'm sorry it didn't work for you, and hope your strategy of complaining about stuff people made for free pays off in the future, although I have my doubts. And for what it's worth, I ran this color scheme through filters simulating deuteranopia, protanopia, and tritanopia, and actually coded in them for at least a couple of hours each to see what it was like, and I personally preferred a consistent minimum foreground/background contrast over distinguishability between the accent hues.