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Deuteranopia friendly theme #286
Deuteranopia friendly theme #286
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Updated with images
No clue why Prettier task failed, the same happened with #269 |
@DenverCoder1 : It is because of the README update, I think it is better to have both views in the README, one with a regular user, and one with the "End User" (User with Deuteranopia) |
Yeah, the table column widths changed so Prettier is suggesting to increase the widths of the other rows as well. Don't worry about it. I can run the formatter to fix it. |
Thanks for the contribution, the images seem to be a bit off-center and have some of the border cut off, you can avoid that by simply doing a right-click > copy image on the demo site and pasting it here. I've gone ahead and tested it out so here are some images that can be used. The second is generated from the same site you mentioned.
Thanks! |
Looks great! Thanks 👍 |
Description
Added deuteranopia-friendly-theme.
This is inspired by #357 of github roadmap.
Intended Outcome
Users with Deuteranopia color blindness can see more colors within their visible spectrum.
Documentation
I have also updated the theme README with a screenshot of how a person with Deuteranopia will see the stats. The screenshot is taken with the help of a color blindness simulator
References #32
Type of change
How Has This Been Tested?
composer test
Checklist:
Screenshots