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May 27, 2020 //  by agdes//  Leave a Comment

How to Design for Color Blindness

Do you want to be inclusive of those with color blindness?

The chances are you know someone who lives with a color deficiency.

There are several different types of color blindness and it can be helpful to understand the different types so we can create designs that work for people who are color blind.

Watch my video where I explain the different types and my best tips and resources to simulate color blindness throughout the design process.

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