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Traffic lights and inclusive design
Why are there three separate lights in the standard traffic light setup? Why are they vertically arranged? In a nutshell: don’t rely on colour alone to convey meaning in your information design. Continue reading
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Tagged accessibility, color-blindness, colour-blindness, Design, inclusive design, information design, People Thinking, web design, work
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