abmoraz said: for those wondering, here's what the gameboard looks like to colorblind people (simulated for all 3 major types):
The rockett said: abmoraz said: for those wondering, here's what the gameboard looks like to colorblind people (simulated for all 3 major types): Wow. Is there a way to post an original one so we can see the difference?
abmoraz said: The rockett said: abmoraz said: for those wondering, here's what the gameboard looks like to colorblind people (simulated for all 3 major types): Wow. Is there a way to post an original one so we can see the difference? Also, I think there's some compression or color-correction going on when I uploaded it. The image here (and on imgur) doesn't appear as washed out as the one on my phone. You can take a picture yourself. Install the android app "CVSimulator". It uses your phone camera and lets you pick which types of colorblindness to simulate.
<<<<When new clients seek consulting advice, Straub provides general lessons until studios are familiar with accessibility. For repeat visits, Straub examines specific problematic options or features.
“Anytime that I consult, I try to offer broad insights into the four areas of physical accessibility: fine-motor, auditory, low-vision and colorblindness,” he said. "For me, [it’s] less about fixing things on a granular scale, and more about addressing big issues.”>>>>
You need a guy like that before you roll out a major UI update. If you don't, you hurt large segments of your players. It ultimately costs more in the long run *not* to use a consultant like this--not only in time and money but in relationships to your player base.
Right now, I feel like D3Go! doesn't care about players like me *at all*, which is a slap in the face considering how much money I've spent on this game. (Note: it's probably enough to hire the goshdarn consultant).
JaGo said: In general, I dislike the darker colors but I’ll get used to it. However, the dimming of the entire board when it’s the enemy’s turn causes physical discomfort. When it dims my brain and eyes freak out trying to refocus on the tile movements. Please drop this particular change.-JaGo
Akoni said: <long post snipped for space>
The rockett said: abmoraz said: The rockett said: abmoraz said: for those wondering, here's what the gameboard looks like to colorblind people (simulated for all 3 major types): Wow. Is there a way to post an original one so we can see the difference? Also, I think there's some compression or color-correction going on when I uploaded it. The image here (and on imgur) doesn't appear as washed out as the one on my phone. You can take a picture yourself. Install the android app "CVSimulator". It uses your phone camera and lets you pick which types of colorblindness to simulate. Understood. Thanks for sharing.