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how u be?ayte i have question … workin on an interior for visually impiared … need ur advice on colors that i can use … thanks …
liza
Liza
Welcome to the boards.
Phrasing your question in “text message style” is generally frowned upon around here. It would be cool if you reworded your post in a more professional way to ensure you get feedback on your question, and not on your typing style.
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Hi there ,
I am currently doing a project for Visually Impaired People.I am here to inquire about the colors as i have a very bad color sense.I know tonal contrast is good for them but still if you could recomend some colors that would be nice.
waiting for your reply
Liza
P:S ok mr.yo here’s my pathetic attempt … lets see how many replies i get now. 
MY wife used to work at a school for the visually impaired ranging from legally blind (but still with some sight) to no visual capabilities. I would think you would want to use a lot of contrast if you wanted to have impact, super rich darks, highly saturated midtones, and bright light colors (without being to garish to those who have to be there that can see fully)
Also, you can experiment with texture. If different rooms have different textures, I think that could be really intuitive.
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Effective Color Contrast for people with Partial Sight and Color Deficiencies
http://www.lighthouse.org/color_contrast.htm
Making Text Legible for People with Partial Sight
http://www.lighthouse.org/print_leg.htm
Website Type and Colour for the Visually Impaired
http://www.peachpit.com/articles/article.asp?p=30292&seqNum=2&rl=1
Creating an Accessible Environment for Older Individuals Who Are Visually Impaired
http://www.afb.org/Section.asp?SectionID=44&TopicID=188&DocumentID=1417
Also possibly of interest:
Best practice guidelines for the design, production and presentation of vacuum formed tactile maps
http://www.tactility.co.uk/tactileguidelines/page1.htm
Design principles for Tactile Graphics
http://www.tactilegraphics.org/designingtgs.html
Consider contacting your local branch of the Braille Institute of America with questions. If you want, they might be able to hook you up with some people with visual impairments - they are usually more than happy to give input on design projects.
thanks!!for looking up for all that stuff … i knew few of the sites and other few really helped.i am thinking of designing furniture too.