Colour blindess // Posts tagged as "Colour blindess"
10 Mar
Resources, Software, Visualisation | 2 comments
Mapping and Colour blindness
The explosion in spatial data availability and dissemination through online visualisation has produced many interesting maps. A friend of mine, however, recently commented that not enough is done for those with colour blindess. To see the impact of this I was recommended a great website developed by Stanford University that enables users to check how ...
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