This software simulates color deficiency, allowing people to experience what color blindness or other types of color vision deficiencies are like. It is a tool meant to help designers and web developers create accessible content for all users.
Graphics::ColorDeficiency is a handy Perl module that allows for easy transformation of colors to simulate various types of color deficiencies. With this tool, users are able to preview what their designs, graphics, and other visual content will look like to people with different types of color blindness.
The module provides a comprehensive list of all known and theoretical color deficiencies, except for tetrachromatism. Additionally, each transformation method returns a Graphics::ColorObject object with the internal color values set, which can then be used to display the color in a variety of formats.
To get started with Graphics::ColorDeficiency, simply use the provided SYNOPSIS, which demonstrates how to create a new RGB color, transform it to simulate protanopia, and display the resulting color as a hexadecimal value. With this powerful tool, designers can ensure that their work is accessible to all viewers, regardless of their color vision.
The module provides a comprehensive list of all known and theoretical color deficiencies, except for tetrachromatism. Additionally, each transformation method returns a Graphics::ColorObject object with the internal color values set, which can then be used to display the color in a variety of formats.
To get started with Graphics::ColorDeficiency, simply use the provided SYNOPSIS, which demonstrates how to create a new RGB color, transform it to simulate protanopia, and display the resulting color as a hexadecimal value. With this powerful tool, designers can ensure that their work is accessible to all viewers, regardless of their color vision.
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Version 0.05: N/A