The world wide web in black and white
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The world wide web in black and white
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#2Is this a conspiracy of the color blind to level the playing field?
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#3You still have some lorem ipsum text on the bottom of your front page.
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#4Is this a conspiracy of the color blind to level the playing field?
As far as conspiracies go, it's not very good: a browser extension that you are perfectly free to not install.
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#5Is this a conspiracy of the color blind to level the playing field?
On a related note, an extension that modifies colors to be colorblind friendly may actually be useful.
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#6It's incredibly simple: document.documentElement.style.webkitFilter='grayscale(1)'
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#7Is this a conspiracy of the color blind to level the playing field?
On a related note, an extension that modifies colors to be colorblind friendly may actually be useful.
I wonder if the Daltonize! extension for Chrome would be something like that?
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/chrome-daltonize/e...
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#8It's amazing how something so seemingly minor can make such a huge difference. I feel like I'm traversing the web of yesteryear (true yesteryear, not the animated gif'd web of 1997). Thanks for the link OP! One critique: The desaturation occurs a noticeable ~300ms after the page starts displaying, which means I always get a brief flash of colour.
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#9As part of the LinkedIn design process, mock ups are made of new layouts in black and white.
This forces people to test and comment on the functionality rather than simple aesthetics.
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#10As part of the LinkedIn design process, mock ups are made of new layouts in black and white. This forces people to test and comment on the functionality rather than simple aesthetics.
This seems actually a nice idea. Thanks for sharing.