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How to Design a Web Page with Colorblind Visitors In Mind

by | Nov 2, 2021 | Roy’s 1-Minute Marketing Messages

Did you know that 8% of the population is color-blind, including such notable figures
as Mark Zuckerberg, Keanu Reeves, and Robert Redford?
Here’s how to design your website to cater to a color-blind audience.

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Today’s message: Designing Your Website For Color Blindness

  • Use patterns and textures that show contrast
  • Keep your website design minimal
  • Avoid color combinations such as blue and grey, green and blue, light green and yellow
  • Use colors and symbols

3 main forms of color blindness
colorblindness: red vs green deficiencies
blue spectrum deficiencies
color combinations to avoid when designing for color blind audiences
use symbols and be minimalistic for a color blind audience
use high contrast colors when designing for color-blind users
use a colorblindness simulator to preview designs
use a contrast app
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Google logo edited for color blind audience
how andy warhol's marilyn monroe painting looks to a color blind individual
mark zuckerberg side by side vincent van gogh's self-portrait
how to highlight borderlines for a color blind userbase
maps that rely too much on color can be confusing for colorblind viewers
use texture to emphasize infographics
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