[games_access] Industry feedback wanted: Design patterns

[Thomas Westin]

thanks John,
/Thomas

On 12Jan 2010, at 11:14 PM, John Bannick wrote:

> Thomas,
> 
> I posted this over on the IGDA Web forum.
> The most significant effect of color blindness on computer user interfaces is a significant reduction in the color spectrum available to communicate to the user.
> 
> People who are not color blind can distinguish among a greater number of colors than people who are color blind.
> 
> The BBC published color wheels, along with RGB values, that non color blind developers can use to select colors that color blind people can distinguish. That is, colors that are sufficiently different to the vision of people who are color blind.
> 
> BBC removed these color wheels from their Web site in 2008. However, we copied them to our Web site, www.7128.com before that. Check out: 
> http://www.7128.com/resources/resources_color_blind.html
> 
> I used these color wheels in an application I built where the client was color blind.
> 
> John Bannick
> Chief Technology Officer
> 7-128 Software
> www.7128.com
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