Let's get color blind is a Firefox extension that simulates different color vision deficiencies on web pages. It supports adjustable severity levels and daltonization filters for accessibility testing, education, and demonstrating color perception differences.
Let's get color blind sits in PulseGate's Browser DevTools & extensions category. It focuses on testing website accessibility and understanding how content appears to people with color vision deficiencies. It is built as a B2B product for web developers, accessibility testers, educators, and people learning about color blindness. Let's get color blind costs nothing to use. Let's get color blind is available on the web and embeddable surfaces.
Behind Let's get color blind is Nullbrains, and it first shipped in 2018. Key capabilities include color blindness simulation, daltonization filter, and severity adjustment. The interface is available in 32 languages, including Czech, German, and Greek.
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