Our visit to high coloured websites continues. Today, let's discover Vischeck.com: a site that allows you to see the web with the eyes of a colour-blind person.

Colour blindness is a colour vision deficiency that occurs in about 8,5% of the worlds population. There are many types of colour blindness and they remain difficult to apprehend for people working in the colour industry. Made by two students from Stanford university, VisCheck.com simulates the colour blind vision of the picture or the web page you want. This site will certainly be of use to graphic designers who want to check the rendering of their work thanks to the free Photoshop plug-in available for download.

You can see a reproduction of our homepage below. Move your cursor over to discover how a protanope person sees it.