Script to make palette for R-G-colorblindness #398
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I am not colorblind, but tested this out on a coworker. He mentioned to me before that red and green look the same in diffs. He says he's keeping it :). |
This produces an adjusted Solarized palette that evenly spaces hues between blue & yellow, keeping everything else the same. It gives the highest possible contrast for Deuteranopia. For terminals with 24-bit color support, it also displays the palette. SOLARIZED HEX --------- ------- yellow #b58900 orange #cb4916 red #dc2f51 magenta #bb36d3 violet #6c76c4 blue #268bd2 cyan #2aa189 green #189900
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I had the script also print the colors to the terminal. And my best guess at what it looks like flattened.
(I say 'flat' to mean that I'm remapping colors on the green side to the red side of the color wheel.) |
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This produces an adjusted Solarized palette that evenly spaces hues
between blue & yellow, keeping everything else the same. It gives the
highest possible contrast for Deuteranopia.