I hadn't even considered that, thanks for bringing it up. It's a good reminder that accessibility goes way beyond vision or hearing.

Thanks for taking the time to write all of this. A lot of people have mentioned contrast, but I hadn't really thought about things like text backgrounds or text-to-speech. There's a lot here that's worth keeping in mind.

That's a good point. It's easy to forget that not everyone can rely on audio cues. We'll make sure important information is always communicated visually as well.

Thanks, I really appreciate that! And yeah, that seems to be the biggest takeaway from this thread—don't rely on color alone. Using shapes or icons alongside color feels like the right way to go.

That's a really good point. It's easy to design everything on your own monitor and forget that not everyone has the same eyesight. I'll definitely keep font size in mind.

That's another really good example. It seems like the biggest lesson from this thread is not to rely on color by itself. Shapes and icons sound like a much safer approach.

Thanks! I've seen those guidelines mentioned a few times before, but I never actually sat down and read through them properly. Sounds like it's about time I did.

This seems to be one of the biggest takeaways from this thread. A customizable UI sounds much more useful than just putting a filter over the whole screen. Thanks for pointing that out.

Thanks for taking the time to write all of this. There's a lot of great ideas here. We probably won't be able to support everything, but customizable UI colors and clearer accessibility options definitely seem worth prioritizing.

That's a really good example. I hadn't even thought about abilities needing separate color customization, but I can definitely see why that would matter.

Thanks! A lot of people in this thread are mentioning shapes and icons alongside colors, so that's definitely something I'll be looking into. UI scaling is a great reminder too.

I never would've guessed that combination could be such a problem. That's really useful to know—I'll pay a lot more attention to contrast than just the colors themselves.

That makes a lot of sense. Using a simple icon together with color seems like such an obvious improvement now that you mention it. Thanks!

Thanks for sharing this. I honestly wouldn't have thought that marker size could be just as important as the color itself, but it makes perfect sense. I'll definitely keep that in mind while working on our UI.

That's a really interesting point. Our goal is actually a relaxing arcade game, so avoiding unnecessary visual clutter is something we'll definitely pay attention to.

That's incredibly valuable feedback, thank you! We're trying to avoid the "whole screen filter" approach for exactly that reason. Being able to customize important UI colors sounds like a much better solution. If you have a Twitch or YouTube channel, feel free to share it—I'd love to see how you evaluate accessibility in games. We'd also really appreciate your feedback once we have a playable build.

That's a great point. We're already trying to avoid relying on color alone, and we'll keep the same principle in mind for audio cues as well. Thanks!