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Testing Web design concepts for color-blindness

Catching up on my required reading, I came across another useful post from Jeffrey Zeldman’s blog (as I often do) on tools to help designers predict how people with color-blindness will see their designs.

Details on each @ Zeldman’s site.

Adding to delicious….

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Testing Web design concepts for color-blindness

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