From several sources I received a link to Colorblind Barrier Free, a webpage on making your presentations colorblind-proof. Depending on who you talk to, colorblindness affects 8-15% of the male population (and 2-4% of females). While Colorblind Barrier Free is primarily oriented towards the academic community, it’s surprisingly in-depth and useful for almost any presentation where you’ll be talking about charts, etc.

Ironically, I find the text so small on the site, that it’s a major usability issue.

Colorblind Barrier Free (Thanks Em!)

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See Also: Web Design for Color Blindness,WellStyled Color Scheme Generator,Billions of Bright Bouncy Balls,

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