Ian Lyttle @ijlyttle.bsky.social · 15/03/2025find yourself someone who looks at you like Leon Draisaitl looks at Calvin Pickard after scoring an overtime goal 020
Ian Lyttle @ijlyttle.bsky.social · 22/11/2024To design a color scale, I use dimensions: luminance, chroma, and hue. Color-spaces map these dimensions to (hex-valued) colors. Luminance drives a color scale, distinguishes a color from its background. Equal steps in luminance is not constant across color-spaces: observablehq.com/@ijlyttle/lu... 000
Ian Lyttle @ijlyttle.bsky.social · 21/11/2024You can use the 2D interactive viewer to see the *modeled* effect of color-vision deficiency for a given luminance. observablehq.com/@ijlyttle/ch... 231
Ian Lyttle @ijlyttle.bsky.social · 21/11/2024It turns out I can post *videos*, so trying this again Using the interactive 3D viewer can give you an idea of how a of how a color space collapses under a *model* of color-vision deficiency. observablehq.com/@ijlyttle/co... 110
Ian Lyttle @ijlyttle.bsky.social · 21/11/2024Also in the notebooks collection, a 2D interactive viewer which you can also use to see the *modeled* effect of color-vision deficiency: observablehq.com/@ijlyttle/ch... 110
Ian Lyttle @ijlyttle.bsky.social · 21/11/2024For example, using the interactive 3D viewer can give you an idea of how a of how a color-space collapses under a *model* of color-vision deficiency: 100
