colour-independence

What problem does it solve?

Colour is often the sole carrier of meaning in interfaces; when users have colour vision deficiency, information can be lost. This Skill ensures information is conveyed through non-color cues as well.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Design patterns that pair colour with text, shape, icons, or patterns to communicate status, success, or errors.
• Apply greyscale testing and accessible colour palettes to dashboards, forms, and maps.
• Use in any UI scenario where colour should not be the only conveyer of meaning.

Quick Start

Apply inclusive color practices in your UI draft—start by adding non-color cues like text labels and icons to communicate status.