Title :
Now you see it, now you don´t [graphical user interface design]
Author :
Rigden, Christine
Author_Institution :
BTexact Technol., Ipswich, UK
fDate :
7/1/2002 12:00:00 AM
Abstract :
Accounting for color vision deficiency in user interface designs would cost little and benefit many users. By following a few basic guidelines, it´s possible to ensure that Web browsers and other interfaces do not put color-blind users at a disadvantage. Developers can accomplish this easily and without compromising the designs´ wider qualities
Keywords :
colour vision; cost-benefit analysis; graphical user interfaces; handicapped aids; online front-ends; user centred design; vision defects; GUI; Web browsers; color vision deficiency; color-blind users; color-deficient vision; cost-benefit analysis; design guidelines; design quality; graphical user interface design; Color; Gold; Guidelines; Monitoring; Navigation; Personal communication networks; Standards development; Table lookup; Testing; Thumb;
DOI :
10.1109/MC.2002.1016907
