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The differing lines and popping squares are not because of your color-blindness, someone did an absolutely terrible job resizing the logo images for the website
by pilsetnieks 14y ago
The differing lines and popping squares are not because of your color-blindness, someone did an absolutely terrible job resizing the logo images for the website and preparing the favicon.
Also, rounded corners on the favicon? It's ok to give these jobs to an intern but someone still should check the results before pushing them live.
- buro9 14y agoI can take the logo from the homepage, enlarge in gimp, and it's fine to my eyes. And what with being slightly colour blind, I've learned to suspect that it is probably my vision that is the problem.
- pilsetnieks 14y agoThey either resized a bitmap image or they rasterized a vector image that wasn't properly aligned, thus some of the squares have some of the borders antialiased and the space between squares appears to be wider between some than others. Also, they are different colors with different lightness levels and that has additional impact on the appearance of different width of the empty space. This has nothing to do with color-blindness, I can see it, too (I was non-color-blind enough for my driver's licence.)
- Livven 14y agoActually I just tried to "fix" the favicon in Photoshop and even if I aliase the edges manually it still doesn't look right because of the different brightness levels.