A web accessibility tool after my own heart! Color-blindness is an oft-neglected but important consideration when determining web accessibility. There is a tool at http://colorfilter.wickline.org/ that allows you to see your website as a colorblind person would see it. The sight can replicate lots of different forms of colorblindness, from the relatively common red/blue color-blindness (8% of males) to total color blindness, or monochromacy (well under 1% of the population).
Just cut and past your URL into the box, and choose the type of color blindness you'd like to replicate. Some screen shots of the Extension template with the colorblind filter applied are below.
Our website in full color:
Our website as it would look to someone with red/green color blindness:
Our website as it would look to someone with monochromacy:
Winter Musings
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Winter cover crop B.R.
(before rabbits)
Cover crop A.R.
(after rabbits)As I look at my winter cover crop planting clipped low by
rabbit(s), I’m waxing phi...
6 years ago
1 comments:
Thank you for making us aware about Colorblind Webpage Filter..it is a very informative blog and i hope that it will prove worthwhile for my business.. HVAC Baltimore
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