Compute for Colour Blindness

1. Default Colours

Colour preference is very personal, since it is your Private Cyberspace, so you can paint it with whatever colours you like. By default your Private Cyberspace will come with colour blind friendly colours.

There are different types of colour blindness affecting people in different ways.

By selecting colour carefully, most people can distinguish them, whether they are colour blind or not e.g. the 7 colours below.

#1F449C #3D65A5 #7CA1CC #A8B6CC #E57A77 #EEBAB4 #F05039

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Source: Datylon

2. Different Views

You can experience how colour blind people perceive different colours on this web site:

3. Other Palettes

Many red and green colour blind friendly palettes are available.

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Source: Pault

4. Black and White

Besides the colour blind friendly palettes mentioned above, Black and White, as well as the Grey scale between them also work well in colour blind situations.

Identity Colours

Most Citizen Ecosystems have defined background colours for the avatars and icons of a Dynamic Alias to warn people of the trustworthiness of the data displayed.

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#1F449C - Mutual

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#A8B6CC - Conditional

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#F05039 - Anonymous

Mutual - you will know the verified identity of the person behind an alias if you disclose your verified identity to that person.

Conditional - you will know the verified of the person behind an alias by meeting some conditions e.g. through a trustee, a friend, a court, an agent etc.