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I scored 7 on my macbook, also having problems with greens. The human eye is usually able to distinguish more shades of green than any other color -- think hunters in forested areas. Perhaps this is changing as more people stare at their monitors all day or bask in the CRT blue. Also more people are near sighted these days.
I scored 7 on my macbook too. Let's agree to blame the macbook.
Scored 18. All my troubles were in the Greens. Anyone know if that's significant? Monitor? Or I just suck at green?
I scored 80 on my CRT, but 0 on my LCD. Obviously the monitor is a very determining factor. So either you re a bit weaker in the greens, either it's your monitor that is. I would bet on the second possibility.
This took me about 5 mins -- score 0. Gender: female, age range: 16-19. My method: I first grouped them in a rough approximation, and then treated it like a bubble sort -- I compared two at a time and moved them if one was closer to the goal color.
This took me about 5 mins -- score 0. Gender: female, age range: 16-19. My method: I first grouped them in a rough approximation, and then treated it like a bubble sort -- I compared two at a time and moved them if one was closer to the goal color.
I scored 904. I opened the page, clicked "Score test," and got back to work. It took me about 5 seconds. ;)
I did the first row, clicked score, and noticed that I did well in that range. Then, I didn't waste my time with the others.
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I scored 7 on my macbook too. Let's agree to blame the macbook.
Duly agreed - Macbook here too ;)
Scored 18. All my troubles were in the Greens. Anyone know if that's significant? Monitor? Or I just suck at green?
Wow! It really sucks being colour blind -- I scored 51 :(. Thankfully I'm not the designer at my startup. I wish I saved a screenshot to share my embarrassment.