Jean wrote: >Colours often don't differentiate well when printed in black-and-white,
There is a standard way to convert colour to B&W so that graphics can have tactile representation. I can't find the URL, but it is bad upon the conventions used in heraldry. Gary Schnabl wrote: > Furthermore, I doubt that many (any?) Webmasters would eliminate colors > in their Web pages because of some potential color-blindness of viewers. FWIW, there is a colour-blind safe web palette. It is a modified form of the websafe colour palette. > Perhaps, the 1.3% of monochromats Under the ADA, it doesn't matter how few people in the population have a disability. What matters is how the organization caters to the needs of those individuals. xan jonathon
