Here's a way to see faults in a design. Check the grayscale
conversion. All touching colors should have a 30% differential
--especially for text. If something can't be read in grayscale (no color
cues) adjustments need to be made.
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| There are various ways to convert to grayscale. In this case, I used The
Gimp (Linux) and under COLORS used the Desaturation tool to remove all
color. If I run over it with the color picker, it gives me percent grayscale. I also use Photoshop to do the same trick
but just a little different. Again, the color picker will show percent
grayscale in a control panel. |
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