Originally Posted by aallkkaa
"I never notice shields." Yeah, we really are "all different" ... I mean, I can imagine a situation where you wouldn't't notice the shield.
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Heh, yeah, "different" cuz we aren't actually that different >_>
Despite my colour weakness, hate this term, btw, colours are what catches my eye, whereas something like shield on the bar is completely ignored by my paracentral/near-peripheral vision.
Originally Posted by aallkkaa
Still, there is work done on accessibility, namely for web pages. Much/most of what's been done by W3C's Web Accessibility Initiative can be used in any GUI, for the WWW as for anything else.
Here's a few links you may check out if you're interested:
WAI homepage: https://www.w3.org/WAI/
Page-evaluation tools (e.g. "how visible is this text color on this background color?"), sp. for the WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) 2.0 (lookup tests for other guides/reccomendations changing the options on the left): https://www.w3.org/WAI/ER/tools/?q=w...-guidelines-20 |
Ugh, thank you for reminding me how shitty w3c website is, in spite of who these guys are, they still have this poorly designed/formatted site...