Color differentiation refers to the ability to distinguish or understand various colors apart from each other. It is the process of recognizing and perceiving differences in shades, hues, and tones within a particular color spectrum.
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There are even accessibility improvements, such as enhanced low vision and color blind capabilities; the ability to boost text contrast or invert colors to improve legibility and to adjust display to
improve color differentiation.
The most common pathways we explore are
through color differentiation, big iconic visuals that draw the eye in, a unique pack structure that breaks the mold, and white space that provides visual relief to a shopper overwhelmed with visual clutter.
Adjust display to improve color differentiation
Visual function involves a combination of many factors, including: the field of view, depth perception, acuity, perception of motion, and
color differentiation.
In wild populations such as wolves and coyotes the tip of the tail may also be very dark or even pure black, again
a color differentiation that will draw attention.