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Ensuring Accessibility for People With Color-Deficient Vision

Very nice article on UXmatters by Pabini Gabriel-Petit. Part IV in her series on “Color Theory for Digital Displays” she describes how color can be used to ensure web sites and applications are accessible to people with color-deficient vision. (more…)

By Challis, 18 years ago February 8, 2007
Color

Natural Selections: Colors Found in Nature and Interface Design

A recet article in Boxes and Arrows by Luke Wroblewski illustrates a technique for deriving color palettes from nature. This isn’t a novel idea but it’s nice to see it getting some attention. We need to bring the living, breathing world into our work as much as possible. Color is certainly a place to make that happen. (more…)

By Challis, 19 years ago May 13, 2006
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