The red route is I guess perfect for most people. But 15% of males are color blind, the majority of those with red green deficiency.
This is unnecessarily unfriendly, as there are alternatives that can be used that will be as distinctive for people without color deficiency. (I cannot recall such a problem with Microsoft software, for example)
Could you please change the route color, or better, provide the user with the ability to change the color within the settings menu?
Regards
Brian
The blue line was also better from the male color blind perspective.
A thick line with transparency would provide a line that stands out (presumably why it has been changed), but still allowing the information on the road to be visible.
Aaargh. And now the color used in the elevation graph compounds the color problem.
GREAT new feature, providing color to show slope of elevation or descent, but why choose those colors? Once again a large minority of male bike riders are color blind, finding discrimination between red and green difficult.
Please provide different color choices, or allow users to modify the color palette in some way.
Comment re my previous post. Want to make clear this a minor point. There is room for improvement, but the color confusion is mitigated by being elevation/descent.
I'd not like my comment to overshadow the work done in making the improvement. The continued improvements to this site ARE appreciated.
"The red route is I guess perfect for most people."
Many UK roads are displayed in red on maps, which makes it hard to see a route that uses these roads/ crosses these type of roads. User selectable colours would be very useful.
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