See how your web page looks to the color blind
If you want to see how your web page looks to people who are color blind, check out: http://colorfilter.wickline.org/.
Their site gets the web page from a URL you enter and then applies color filtering to it so that you can see how people with various types of color blindness will see your page. The page rendering is real-time (although a little slow) and once the page is rendered, they include a little widget that allows you to select from different types of color blindnesses and other visual deficiencies.
This site is a nice way to ensure that your text/background color combination does not result in unreadable text for those with color blindness.
Their site gets the web page from a URL you enter and then applies color filtering to it so that you can see how people with various types of color blindness will see your page. The page rendering is real-time (although a little slow) and once the page is rendered, they include a little widget that allows you to select from different types of color blindnesses and other visual deficiencies.
This site is a nice way to ensure that your text/background color combination does not result in unreadable text for those with color blindness.
| Link: | colorfilter.wickline.org...Search for more tips related to this link |
| Rating: | 100% positive, 1 Vote |
| Categories: | web design color contrast color disabilities |
| Added: | on Oct 10, 2007 at 3:49 pm |
| Added By: | an anonymous user |
| Searches: | color web page design contrast |

