This colour vision checker lets you upload a photo and explore how it might look for people with different types of colour vision. It is a simple way to notice shifts in contrast and understand where your visuals might be harder to read.You care about accessibility and user experience, you want to do better, but you're not sure where to start or you just need an extra set of hands to make it happen. That's where I come in.
Design is for everyone, and colour plays a big part in how people take in information. For some, reds and greens blend. For others, blues drop away. This tool helps you see those changes for yourself so you can make clearer, more intentional choices in your work.
While this is not a perfect representation of every person’s unique vision, it does follow respected research models and will give you a strong sense of how your colours are performing.
These colour vision transformations are based on the work of Gustavo M. Machado, Manuel M. Oliveira and Leandro A. F. Fernandes. Their study helps make these previews possible.
Open 'A Physiologically-based Model for Simulation of Color Vision Deficiency' research paper
Hi, I'm Shannon, an accessibility expert and designer who believes websites should work beautifully for everyone.
For more than ten years, I’ve been helping businesses turn clunky, confusing sites into experiences that feel effortless to use and impossible to forget.
Because accessibility isn’t just good ethics. It’s good design. It’s good business. And it’s the secret to creating websites people actually enjoy using.
Let’s uncover what’s holding your website back and turn it into something every visitor can use, love, and trust.
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Accessibility and great design go hand in hand. Together we can build something that looks good, works well, and helps your business connect with more people.