07 September 2017
Categories: Business
Tags: accessibility, color blindness, ColorAdd, games, hieroglyphics, UNO
A press release went out recently saying that the UNO card game is finally available in a colour blind friendly way. How did they address this? They used a language of symbols in place of colours. Let’s take a look. This immediately strikes me as a tough user experience. I can see the logic someone […]
Read More26 January 2015
Categories: Data and Statistics, UX/UI
Using imagery to show people something that may be important… that’s a good idea! Cheesing out and making very few images and then showing people the same image when the data falls into a range? Not as helpful. How much battery do I have left in each of these images? That went from 93%, which […]
Read More26 June 2014
Categories: UX/UI
Tags: accessibility, color blindness, text color, Trello
Trello. I have to admit I don’t totally know what it does, but work invited the team to a “board” there. OK. I’m in. When you post something, you can label it. The labels are rainbow colours. I noticed there was an option for “colour blind friendly” labels. The difference? The label bar, in addition […]
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