> Just to clarify, you mean Blue-Red, or Blue-Green? What should be the second
>  color?

For me, either would be an improvement.  I'm pretty typical
of the color-blind, and I have little trouble with blue and red
or green or yellow.  Although there are yellow-blue color-
blind people out there...

> Can you provide a couple of examples of products that you bought based on
>  the criterion of color-blind-friendliness? It would help me make a better
>  argument during our future design/planning sessions.

I don't even think about it until I have it and it is a pain
in my butt.  Frankly I doubt many people do.  As a
marketing device I think it's a non-starter, but as a
decent humanitarian service to your impaired fellow
humans, it's pretty good.

And, FWIW, I think a state-change blink would work
for me.

Mike H.
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