Author: chromaphobe
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The Next Video: Meat
Just finished the script for the next video, and it is not one for the vegans. Regain your confidence in the kitchen, because your colorblindness is no match for 500-year-old technology. Video will follow by the end of the year.
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When Pseudoscience “Cures” Colorblindness
Transcript Lads, I’ve done it, I’ve cured my colorblindness, it is gone. I’m mad excited that I can see all the colours, and all I had to do was spend 3 months rinsing my eyes with this simple house-hold clean… Stop… who do you think you are, Joe Rogan? Guys, do not pour anything in…
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Back in the saddle
Its been almost 4 months since my last upload on YouTube and I’ve had the next video at about 90% complete since September. The roadblock taking up all my time is finally over, and I’ll be going at Chromaphobe full time for a while now. Here’s one of my favourite graphics from the next video!
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Colorblind Awareness Day
Today is Colorblind Awareness Day, which was chosen as it is John Dalton’s birthday. What a great day to start putting the Chromaphobe website together!
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Designing a Colorblind-Friendly Traffic Light
Transcript In the past month while prepping this video, I’ve learned that people really love traffic lights… there is a huge romantic subculture dedicated to traffic lights and it’s not just people like this… It’s also people like Tony, whose idea of a man cave is colorblind nightmare fuel. Now, for all the Tony’s out…
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Do EnChroma Glasses “Work”?
Transcript You’ve seen the videos. Burly men put on EnChroma glasses, break down in tears, melt your heart… and for a brief moment, remind you that the world isn’t all politics, global warming and anti-vaxxers. The comments on these videos are brimming with people who are inspired by such anonymous internet emotion… inspired enough to…
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Deconstructing ColorADD
Transcript What happens when color-normals try to develop systems to help color blind people? Today on chromaphobe, I’ll be ranting about the ColorADD system, a true failure of design for accessibility. WHAT IT IS The ColorADD system uses symbols to represent colors, specifically to aid the color deficient in identifying colors. It was created in…
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Dear Parents…
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Two Types of Colorblindness?
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“What Color Is That?”