being into indie ttrpgs feels like a curse when my eyes are this bad. i'm glad everyone is enjoying fun page layouts and color schemes and fonts but, please make plain text documents for your games available so i can read them without feeling like there are knives in my eyes
TBH I try to keep my games as clear and readable as possible. There are some cool indie games I own I'll never play because they're too hard to read
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I am for legibility in my games over awards-pleasing intense graphic layouts with poor contrast…
Developers could do worse than have a look at the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG). The stuff on colours is applicable to print too. Good article here: www.concretecms.com/about/blog/w...
Learn how to create accessible color palettes using Concrete CMS and Adobe Color’s Contrast Checker. Discover the importance of contrast ratios, how to ensure WCAG compliance, and improve readability ...
Couldn't agree more. Fortunately my eyes are still ok (on the most part), but I did find in a recent kickstarter pack that Rob Schwalb released a clean, no-image version of his Shadow of the Weird Wizard core rules and it was a game-changer for reading on a tablet