Design can accommodate the needs of color limited users by employing strategies such as
A) Making text larger.
B) Only using red and green to code information.
C) Employing redundant cues including brightness or position where appropriate.
D) Increasing the contrast of the stimuli.

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Employing redundant cues including brightness or position where appropriate is the best strategy for accommodating the needs of color limited users, as it provides additional information beyond color coding. Making text larger and increasing contrast can help users with visual impairments, but do not specifically address color limitations. Using only red and green to code information would exclude users who are completely colorblind or have difficulty distinguishing those colors.

Design Can Accommodate the Needs of Color Limited Users by Employing