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Fascinating that I did far better on this version (if the score is tallied the same) than I have on any version with the numbers. It seems that sets are much m
by 51Cards 13y ago
Fascinating that I did far better on this version (if the score is tallied the same) than I have on any version with the numbers. It seems that sets are much more obvious using colours than numbers and as a result I missed fewer positive moves, especially as the board filled up.
This makes a very interesting UI lesson.
- old_sound 13y agoAnd interesting UI/UX lesson would be to keep in mind colourblind people. Almost every time someone posts some graphs or stats I can't read the graph at all. I think having numbers and colours helps a lot.
- 51Cards 13y agoVery true, colours ONLY is a poor idea. However well chosen colours, especially taking into account most common colour blindness limitations, can certainly aid in quickly comprehending related items in a UI.
- derekp7 13y agoJust out of curiosity, would an colorblind setting in the graphic drive help at all? What I was thinking, for example, if you are red/green colorblind, then compress all the red values to one end of the spectrum, and all the green values to the other end. Or some other remapping scheme, based on the type of colorblindness.