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Color-coded interfaces

Raised as a usability problem by 4 people on Hacker News over 18 years (2009–2026), in 4 threads.

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Colour-coded meaning is hard for colourblind people to tell apartUnreviewed
3 people since the beginning · 3 threads

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Colour-coded meaning is hard for colourblind people to tell apartUnreviewed
3 people since 2009, in 3 different years · none this year
20092026
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