ClearColorVision - Making the Web Accessible for Color Vision Deficiency

Our Mission

Making the digital world accessible for everyone, regardless of how they see color

Hi, I'm a high school student who lives with color vision deficiency. Every day, I face challenges navigating websites, reading charts, distinguishing important buttons, and even enjoying digital art the way it was intended.

Based on my personal experience, I created ClearColorVision to make the internet more accessible for people like me. I know firsthand how frustrating it can be when critical information is color-coded, or when you can't tell if a button is active or disabled.

My mission is to ensure that everyone, regardless of how they see color, can fully experience and interact with the digital world. Through advanced correction algorithms and personalized testing, ClearColorVision adapts to each person's unique vision needs.

300M+

People Affected Globally

Of Male Population

99%

Accuracy Rate

Correction Methods

See the Difference

Experience how ClearColorVision transforms the way you see the world

CVD View

LMS Corrected

Mountain Landscape
Deuteranopia: Green vegetation appears brown/yellow

CVD View

LMS Corrected

Colorful Flower Field
Protanopia: Red/pink flowers confused with green foliage

CVD View

LMS Corrected

Autumn Forest Colors
Protanopia/Deuteranopia: Red/orange leaves appear yellowish-brown

CVD View

LMS Corrected

Tropical Beach Sunset
Tritanopia: Blue ocean confused with greenish tones, yellow sunset appears pink

Each image shows the difference between how someone with CVD sees colors (left) versus with LMS correction applied (right)

🔬 LMS Correction

Perfect for photos, videos, and natural content. Adjusts colors based on how your eyes perceive light, maintaining the natural feel while improving distinction.

⚡ PCR Correction

Ideal for text, UI elements, and high-contrast needs. Maximizes color separation for better readability and clearer navigation.

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Understanding Color Vision Deficiency

Important facts everyone should know about CVD

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It's Genetic

Most color vision deficiencies are inherited through the X chromosome. This is why it's more common in males – they only have one X chromosome, while females have two.

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Not Just "Color Blind"

People with CVD don't see in black and white. They see colors differently, often struggling to distinguish between specific color pairs like red-green or blue-yellow.

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Three Main Types

Protanopia (red deficiency), Deuteranopia (green deficiency), and Tritanopia (blue deficiency). Each type requires different correction approaches.

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Career Impact

CVD can limit career options in fields like aviation, electrical work, and design. Digital accessibility tools help level the playing field.

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Daily Challenges

From traffic lights to weather maps, graphs to gaming – color-coded information is everywhere, making accessibility tools essential.

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No Cure, But...

While there's no medical cure for genetic CVD, modern technology like our extension can effectively compensate for color vision differences.

Advanced Features

Professional-grade color correction technology

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Dual Correction Methods

Choose between LMS-based correction for natural colors or PCR for enhanced text clarity.

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Adaptive Testing

Our intelligent test adapts to your responses, providing ultra-personalized results in minutes.

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Real-Time Processing

Instant color correction with zero lag. Browse naturally without performance impact.

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Adjustable Intensity

Fine-tune correction strength to match your exact needs and preferences.

See the Web in Full Color

Our Mission

See the Difference

🔬 LMS Correction

⚡ PCR Correction

Understanding Color Vision Deficiency

It's Genetic

Not Just "Color Blind"

Three Main Types

Career Impact

Daily Challenges

No Cure, But...

Advanced Features

Dual Correction Methods

Adaptive Testing

Real-Time Processing

Adjustable Intensity

Ready to See the Difference?