As someone who is red-green colorblind this is awful. Yes there are symbols I can look at to see what the sign is, but it makes it much harder to tell at a glance what is going on.
I was thinking the same thing. Sure there is an icon, but that is barely visible at a distance. Maybe if they inverted it so that the icon has color and takes up most of the screen?
Public design should defo take that into account but I also see how hard it would be change an established global system, and even harder to be inclusive to everyone - is it true that are different spectrums of colourblindness? As in, what would work for you could not for another?
As someone who is red-green colorblind this is awful. Yes there are symbols I can look at to see what the sign is, but it makes it much harder to tell at a glance what is going on.
I was thinking the same thing. Sure there is an icon, but that is barely visible at a distance. Maybe if they inverted it so that the icon has color and takes up most of the screen?
Public design should defo take that into account but I also see how hard it would be change an established global system, and even harder to be inclusive to everyone - is it true that are different spectrums of colourblindness? As in, what would work for you could not for another?
Ohhh I didn’t think about that. Yep they’d have to pair it with a symbol too if they didn’t want to stack them like they do now.