I'm color blind - I'm a strong deutan - blues/purples and reds/greens/yellows are harder to distinguish
I should be able to tell the differences between all the different block categories
Motion, Looks, Sound look identical; so do Control, Events.
Maybe it would be best to keep discussion in #995?
Thanks for filing this @Kenny2github. This feels related but is a distinct issue from #995. A solution to one may solve the other, but this (and many other accessibility issues) is something we should be tracking more closely.
As I did mention in #995, the reason this is an issue is because when I'm looking for blocks in one category, I frequently look in the wrong category - effectively doubling or even tripling my work times. And now there's three extra categories to confuse - so the colors need a change if colorblind people want to have normal work times
perhaps you could put symbals for each category
@Saskitan that鈥檚 a good idea, actually, but the main problem is the color of the blocks when they鈥檙e in use - motion, looks and sound blocks, if stacked on top of each other, have no difference between them; same goes for control and events for 3.0
perhaps you could put symbals for each category on the blocks
not just the category windows
Completely agree. Scratch 3.0 version has poor contrast between the block background colors and the white Text.
If you use WebAim's color contrast checker at https://webaim.org/resources/contrastchecker
to check the contrast level between the mustard yellow Events blocks with the white text, for instance,
they fail the Level AA and Level AAA Accessibility checks.
Adding icons (like extensions) on blocks is suggested (maybe with toggleable options)
@apple502j I think @Saskitan suggested that nearly 3 years ago
perhaps you could put symbals for each category on the blocks
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perhaps you could put symbals for each category