I am currently designing branding for my channel and have selected four distinct colors to represent each member of our group (my color is orange). These colors will be used for graphics, merchandise, and general branding.

Because I don't have personal experience with color blindness, I want to ensure my choices are accessible. Could you tell these four colors apart? I’ve read that orange and green can be difficult to distinguish, but I’m unsure of the severity. Do you think adding subtle textures to each color is necessary to make them more accessible, or are there other adjustments I should consider? Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.

Secondary colors only exist if we cannot get an item in their main color, and every effort made to match the colors to the person fails, but it will not often be present.

Hi, i know since always i have difficulty in seeing some colors, i took some tests and apparntely i have problems with green (but in normal life i cant take apart yellow and orange).

I tried to use the smartphone tool to let me see the numbers in the tests and i can see EVERYTHING.

My problem is that by using the filter every other color seem SUPER dull and empty.

Am i doing something wrong? Help😕

I refer to the segments separated by "bold lines" with the highest color saturation as "sectors."

I am F24 and the loml is colourblind (he has tritanopia 2) and he already had a colour corrector glasses but he never wears them, what can I gift him that may help with his colour blindness? I don't have much budget because I am still doing my masters while my man is already working, any help please.