Sorwen
I figured I would bring this up since I know several people who are color blind and was thinking about if some of the colors I was using contrasted enough. When creating pages I always try to keep in mind not only the color scheme I want to use, but also how it contrasts. Something I some times I still forget however is color blindness. I thought I would just throw out there a few things that people should think about if they want their pages enjoyable to the widest variety of people or incase some have color blind players.
My two favorite pages are:
"http://www.lighthouse.org/..../effective-color-contrast":http://www.lighthouse.org/accessibility/design/accessible-print-design/effective-color-contrast - A great page on the use of effective color contrast
"http://colorfilter.wickline.org/":http://colorfilter.wickline.org/ - Allows you to filter a page based off various types of color blindness
"Return to the Time of Troubles":http://www.obsidianportal.com/campaigns/return-to-the-time-of-troubles
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Just trying to help out.
I agree some of those are really hard to see even for normal eyes. That green and red really hurts my eyes.
@killervp
Not viewable as it didn't work or as in the 5 campaigns wouldn't be viewable by color blind people?
Thanks for the perspective and the work you have put into providing these links.
twiggyleaf
"Shimring - The Faces of Divinity":http://www.obsidianportal.com/campaigns/shimring
(a multiplanar 3.5 D&D campaign)
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CotM May 2016: Mysteria: set in Wolfgang Baur’s MIDGARD.
Previous CotM Aug 2012: Shimring: High Level Multiplanar Campaign
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