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I'm Brad Weber, a color-blind graphic designer. The latest scientific research has a shocking revelation for color blind people:

A person with color-deficient vision can enhance their color perception dramatically with color vision training!

It’s the best kept secret about color blindness, but we’re here to help! Dive into the articles below to start your journey to overcome color blindness.

Latest Color Blind Articles

• Can Girls Be Color Blind?

  Can girls be color blind?* Yes, but it’s rare. Learn about color blindness in girls, how color blindness is inherited by a girl, and why it’s far more common in boys.

• Strong vs. Mild Deutan Color Blindness

  Learn about deutan color blindness, including the differences between strong deutan color blindness and mild deutan color blindness, how it affects vision, and available tools for adaptation.

• How do we see color?

  How do we see color? Discover how our eyes detect light, how the brain processes color perception, and why different people see colors differently.

• How Is Color Blindness Inherited?

  Her two sons’ color blindness came out of nowhere. She didn’t know anyone else in her family that had it. She was my mother. Learn how this inheritance pattern can happen!

• Can Colorblind People Drive?

  Quick Answer: When you hear that color blindness affects red and green colors primarily it’s easy to wonder, “how do colorblind people drive?” But colorblind people can drive and here are several techniques they use to drive safely.

• 11 Interesting Fun Facts About Color Blindness

  Maybe you’ve thought that color blindness means seeing in black and white or simply mixing up reds and greens, but there is much more to it than that.

• If someone is color blind which structure is malfunctioning?

  When people ask, “If someone is color blind, which structure is malfunctioning?” the quick answer points directly to the cone cells in the retina.

• Color Blind Colors

  Quick Answer: The most common colors involved in color blindness are red and green, but the condition can affect a broad range of hues across the entire color wheel.

• Types of Color Blindness

  There are three main types of color blindness—red-green, blue-yellow, and complete (achromatopsia). However, red-green deficiencies are by far the most common.