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Considering Color Coding All the Tiers of Settings in a SmartSDR Category?

Steve K9ZW
Steve K9ZW Member ✭✭✭
edited April 2017 in New Ideas
Worked with some upgraded software we professionally use, and the upgrade had a nice feature that similar task features, options, deciders, messages, input screens and output screens/choices shared color coding to help the work flow.

Would something like this be assistance to SmartSDR?  Thinking that with the need and legacy of menu organization it might be useful.  

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Steve
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  • WB5RVZ
    WB5RVZ Member
    edited March 2017
    One thing I hope is done is to minimize the need for a person to be able to identify critical events, etc. based upon color alone.  A goodly number of us are color-blind and have great difficulties with software that insists one be able to distinguish colors in order to use it!
    Robby WB5RVZ
  • Steve K9ZW
    Steve K9ZW Member ✭✭✭
    edited November 2016

    That is an important consideration, and basically 1 in 5 has some level reduced color sensitivity.

    Just looked at the software that inspired my comment, and noticed they use a different fill/border as well as color.

    Speaking of color it is important to carefully select colors and density for contrast reasons, as well as consideration for the color-blind.

    Thank you for the reminder of this important need.

    73

    Steve K9ZW

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