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Hello, I am working on a presentation for my conference talk. I was wondering what color combination to choose. I suggest blue and green, which seem too dull and make people sleepy. And blue and orange, which seem colorful, maybe a bit childish. I am especially interested in colorblind people, what color palettes can be used for colorblind users.

Any ideas?!      

To make your presentation accessible to people with color blindness, it’s best to avoid combinations like red and green or blue and orange. They’re hard to tell apart. Use hues that most people with color blindness can see, like blue, purple, and yellow. When designing for color blindness , you can use textures or differences in brightness to add contrast without using complex colors.      

The idea of ​​using textures and differences in brightness instead of complex colors is a clever approach to improving contrast and accessibility.      

It's really great that you think about people who are colorblind, I appreciate you, I think you can use colors with high contrast, that will be enough, everyone wants to have fun sometimes, I think the easy way to have fun is to play games, games like basketball legends can entertain those who want to have fun, it's a game with sports content that's always offered for free.