Designing While Color Blind: An Architect's Story
Paul Collins was six when a pediatrician told him he was color blind. Decades later, as a practicing architect, he was still building elaborate workarounds so nobody would notice. Here's what chang...
Seeing Color Differently: Photographer Daniel Pecsi on World Photography Day
Photographer Daniel Pecsi has never known photography without color blindness. That hasn't kept color at the edges of his work — it has put color near the center of it.
Seeing Clearly, Choosing Responsibly
At EnChroma, our mission has always been about helping people see the world more fully — vivid sunsets, green forests, the full spectrum of color that color blindness can hide.
SuperX is designed for people with normal, typical color vision — and these scientists wanted to know whether a color-enhancing filter could give already-typical eyes a real, measurable edge.
Breaking News: Illinois Is About to Change the Game for Color Blind Kids
Most kids with color blindness don't know they have it. Their parents don't know. And often, neither does their teacher.
Designing for color accessibility: why color alone is never enough
Whenever you use color to communicate something, pair it with a second signal that doesn't rely on color. That second signal is what makes the design legible to someone who can't tell your red from...