Interface improvements for colour blind people
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Just a note on colour blindness (which I don't have).
The app Color Oracle allows you to see what it's like for various colour blindness conditions.
Your URL validation system shows Green for good, Red for bad, with no other mechanism for identifying success for each link. If you use Color Oracle you'll see that a colour blind person won't see any differences.
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Support Staff 1 Posted by Brett on 31 Jul, 2016 01:32 PM
Thanks for pointing this out. I do try to focus on accessibility issues, and this is definitely a valid concern that I'll address.
-Brett
Support Staff 2 Posted by Brett on 31 Jul, 2016 03:13 PM
Actually, testing it out, I see that I've included checkmarks preceding
the text for valid links and error messages for failures. What would be
a better solution?
-Brett
3 Posted by Dale Stanbrough on 01 Aug, 2016 07:25 AM
Hi Brett,
thay ma be enough (i'm no expert in this field!)
I was looking at your you tube videos on this, and didn't notice them. It may be that you have updated it, or I wasn't looking closely enough.
Dale