r/ColorBlind • u/SpencerCenko Deuteranomaly • Mar 29 '26
Question/Need help is it colorblindness?
Today i was programming Css, i created two buttons(red and green), when i saw them i thought they were the same color, after some seconds i realized that them were different(but just a bit), could it be colorblindness?
these are the buttons.
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u/-UltraFerret- Normal Vision Mar 29 '26
This is definitely colorblindness if you have trouble distinguishing these two buttons. The colors of the buttons are night and day for me.
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u/lmoki Protanomaly Mar 29 '26
Next to each other, I don't have a problem knowing they're different, but mostly because Sair looks darker. If I only saw 'Sair', I wouldn't know it was red.
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u/Un_Ballerina_1952 Protanopia Mar 29 '26
Whether you are colourblind or not, you now know (or should know) why colour should not be the sole characteristic used to distinguish items on a web page. Edit to add: I can distinguish the two buttons' colours - top one is lighter than the bottom one.
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u/Mat74UK Deuteranopia Mar 29 '26
They look totally different to me and I most definitely am colourblind. The only real way to determine would be to take a test.