- Mar 25, 2013
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I wonder why many of the on/off switches go from RED (orangey-red) to grey.
Statistical facts:
Approximately 8% of the male population are colour-blind.
The most common type of colour-blindness is red-green. (Which means that red and/or green is seen as a grey.)
Can something please be done about the toggle icons (and widgets). At home, in good lighting conditions, I can tell whether the toggle is on or off. But outside, in not so good lighting conditions, it can be extremely difficult, or at times, impossible, to tell if a toggle switch is on or off.
At least, please try and make the differentiation between the two colours (on/off) have a far greater contrast.
Thanks.
Statistical facts:
Approximately 8% of the male population are colour-blind.
The most common type of colour-blindness is red-green. (Which means that red and/or green is seen as a grey.)
Can something please be done about the toggle icons (and widgets). At home, in good lighting conditions, I can tell whether the toggle is on or off. But outside, in not so good lighting conditions, it can be extremely difficult, or at times, impossible, to tell if a toggle switch is on or off.
At least, please try and make the differentiation between the two colours (on/off) have a far greater contrast.
Thanks.