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Sim Daltonism or similar tools can be used to visually inspect and verify what web pages look like to folks with various forms of colour vision deficiency.
It would be good to check the new themes frequently during their development to make sure that the colour symbolism used matches the authors intent, when viewed by people with colour vision deficiencies.
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I've updated #1164's description to include this suggestion. I think overtime we can probably collect similar items like this and have a theme guideline for Ruby's official websites.
Sim Daltonism or similar tools can be used to visually inspect and verify what web pages look like to folks with various forms of colour vision deficiency.
It would be good to check the new themes frequently during their development to make sure that the colour symbolism used matches the authors intent, when viewed by people with colour vision deficiencies.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: