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Just found this, and thought I'd share it with everyone:
As designers, we sometimes forget that not everyone can see color the same way we do. I found a sweet app that allows you to simulate what color blindness does to your designs, whether it be interface design or the composition of a 4-color poster.
Here's an example of this page as viewed by someone with color blindness:

So this free app for Windows, Linux and Mac simulates how approximately 5% of all men will see your designs. It's a pretty cool app to add to your toolbox o' design stuff.
Anyway, the app is here http://colororacle.cartography.ch/
27 Jan 2010 — 10:59am
I am colour blind (deuteronopia), and it is eerie how I cannot notice anything out of the ordinary with the colours in the sample above. Only because the elements like the Font Bureau advert are on the same page enabling side-by-side comparison do I see that the colours are actually different. When people with normal colour vision see the above sample and immediately notice that the colours are off?
27 Jan 2010 — 11:32am
Wow. Totally. The colors in that screenshot are totally opposite of the live website.
27 Jan 2010 — 11:55am
As someone who is already colorblind, I wish there were a software that did the reverse and let me see the way normal people do :)
27 Jan 2010 — 12:25pm
One day there will be hardware to do that!
hhp