Color Blind Essentials
- Posted by Daniel Flück on February 23rd, 2010 filed in Publications
- 3 Comments »
Many people are looking for the basics about color blindness. So I wrote the following series on Color Blind Essentials which should give you a good overview over the most central topics.
You will not only learn what color blindness really is, which forms of it exist and of course some details about the most well known red-green color blindness. But you will also have the possibility to read more about on how a color vision deficiency can affect your everyday life, if there is a way to cure or at least soften it and the different possibilities to test your color vision.
If you would like to read the whole series offline, just click at Free eBook: Color Blind Essentials and get a handy PDF including all the articles of this series.
This series on Color Blind Essentials includes the following six parts:
- What is color blindness?
- Types of color blindness
- Red-green color blindness
- Color blindness tests
- Living with color blindness
- Curing color blindness
If you want to learn even more about color blindness and closely related topics, you can either follow some of the links I provide in this series, directly dive into the articles archive of Colblindor, search the whole web site or subscribe to my latest articles.
And if you like this series why don’t you write a comment or drop me some lines through my contact form? I’m looking forward to hear from you and hopefully can answer your questions—if there are still any left after reading the Color Blind Essentials series.
3 Responses to “Color Blind Essentials”
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February 24th, 2010 at 17:48
Looking forward to reading this Dan!
March 31st, 2010 at 17:53
Daniel, thanks for writing these articles. Very practical information for me.
October 13th, 2010 at 14:57
Really helpful in understanding the cause and issues for color blind students as I identify them in school. Thanks.
Lauren (school nurse)