Color Oracle Simulates Colorblindness

Jeff Gamet - who has written 139 posts on Planet Quark.

Mon, Jan 5, 2009

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A large number of people have a color vision deficiency — about eight percent of males and three percent of females.

The free Color Oracle applies a color filter to everything on your display so you can see your designs as if viewed by a person with a color vision deficiency.

It’s a useful way to be sure that your designs can be read by the widest possible audience, and is available for Mac, Windows and Linux.

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Vintage Signs

Jeff Gamet - who has written 139 posts on Planet Quark.

Fri, Jan 2, 2009

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If you enjoy looking at old business signage as much as I do, you’ll appreciate “Society In Decline Project: Intrastate Commerce“, a collection of more than 450 photos of well-preserved, vintage signs on businesses. 

Most of them feature neon illumination, although the photos are taken in the daytime. You may even see a sign you recognize. (I did!). 

See it on Flickr here.

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Happy New Year!

Jay Nelson - who has written 568 posts on Planet Quark.

Thu, Jan 1, 2009

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Wasn’t that year 2008 something? I’m hoping for an “understatement of the year” award, so if you know of any, please enter this post for me.

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