This is the prototype for ChromaFocus LITE, a next-generation color-picker for contrast and colorblindness, which is now moved to a new repo (sorry for inconveniences). It will be periodically updated to reflect ChromaFocus LITE's codebase. ChromaFocus PRO (due in mid 2018) will not be posted at this location.
Looking at the fonts and color contrast used, having eyesight that doesn't require corrective lenses and used to looking at computer application design, I can infer what the objects do and have no trouble reading the labels. I question if that's the case for small sideways, italic font in black on a grey background is easily readable to everyone. Part of me wants to see the app change it's own background and font color, but would need simple inference of what does where and an obvious reset will be needed in case it becomes unreadable. Something to think about.
Looking at the fonts and color contrast used, having eyesight that doesn't require corrective lenses and used to looking at computer application design, I can infer what the objects do and have no trouble reading the labels. I question if that's the case for small sideways, italic font in black on a grey background is easily readable to everyone. Part of me wants to see the app change it's own background and font color, but would need simple inference of what does where and an obvious reset will be needed in case it becomes unreadable. Something to think about.