Select Color
#a52a2a
≈ Mexican Red
Similatè Avègleman
Tcheke kijan moun ki gen diferan kalite daltonism wè yon koulè pou kreye desen ki pi aksesib. Konprann pèsepsyon koulè ede asire kontni ou a aksesib pou tout moun.
Enpak
8% nan gason ak 0.5% nan fanm gen kèk fòm defisyans nan vizyon koulè.
Kalite
Avègleman wouj-vèt la pi komen, li afekte fason yo pèsevwa wouj ak vèt.
Konsepsyon Pi Bon
Sèvi ak kontras ak modèl ansanm ak koulè pou transmèt enfòmasyon.
Koulè orijinal la
#a52a2a
Mexican Red
Men kijan koulè a parèt ak yon vizyon koulè nòmal.
Avèglman Wouj-Vèt (Protanopi)
Protanopi
1.3% nan gason, 0.02% nan fanm
Kijan li parèt
#82812a
Protanomali
1.3% nan gason, 0.02% nan fanm
Wouj-Vèt Pasyèl (Deuteranopia)
Deuteranopi
1.2% nan gason, 0.01% nan fanm
Kijan li parèt
#878e2a
Deuteranomali
5% nan gason, 0.35% nan fanm
Avègleman ble-jòn (Tritanopsi)
Tritanopi
0.001% nan gason, 0.03% nan fanm
Kijan li parèt
#a12a2a
Tritanomali
0.0001% nan popilasyon an
Doubli koulè konplè
Akromatopsi
0.003% nan popilasyon an
Kijan li parèt
#585858
Akromatomi
0.001% nan popilasyon an
Nòt: Similasyon sa yo se apwoksimasyon. Pèsepsyon koulè reyèl la ka varye ant moun ki gen menm kalite daltonism.
Understanding Color Blindness
Create inclusive designs by testing color accessibility
Color blindness affects approximately 1 in 12 men and 1 in 200 women worldwide. This simulator helps designers, developers, and content creators understand how their color choices appear to people with various forms of color vision deficiency.
By testing your colors through different color blindness simulations, you can ensure your designs are accessible and effective for all users. This tool simulates the most common types of color vision deficiency including Protanopia, Deuteranopia, Tritanopia, and complete color blindness.
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Color alone should never be the only way to convey information. Testing with this simulator helps identify potential issues.
Use Cases
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