COLOR ACCESSIBILITY WORKSPACE

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Compare vision types, understand the impact, and find a clearer path forward.

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Impact is estimated from palette separation: below 5 ΔE is high; below 9 is moderate. It is not a medical severity or accessibility certification.
Typical visionAnalyzing…
All three cone typesOriginal colors
Confusable pairs
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Palette coverage*
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Closest pair ΔE
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Your baseline for comparing every simulation.

DeuteranomalyAnalyzing…
Green (M) cones shifted60% strength
Confusable pairs
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Palette coverage*
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Closest pair ΔE
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*Estimated share of colors involved in confusable pairs.

DeuteranopiaAnalyzing…
Green (M) cones missing100% strength
Confusable pairs
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Palette coverage*
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Closest pair ΔE
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*Estimated share of colors involved in confusable pairs.

ProtanomalyAnalyzing…
Red (L) cones shifted60% strength
Confusable pairs
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Palette coverage*
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Closest pair ΔE
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*Estimated share of colors involved in confusable pairs.

ProtanopiaAnalyzing…
Red (L) cones missing100% strength
Confusable pairs
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Palette coverage*
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Closest pair ΔE
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*Estimated share of colors involved in confusable pairs.

TritanomalyAnalyzing…
Blue (S) cones weakened60% strength
Confusable pairs
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Palette coverage*
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Closest pair ΔE
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*Estimated share of colors involved in confusable pairs.

TritanopiaAnalyzing…
Blue (S) cones missing100% strength
Confusable pairs
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Palette coverage*
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Closest pair ΔE
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*Estimated share of colors involved in confusable pairs.

AchromatopsiaAnalyzing…
No working cones100% strength
Confusable pairs
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Palette coverage*
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Closest pair ΔE
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*Estimated share of colors involved in confusable pairs.

Typical vision · ~92% of men

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