Mainstream Games Lack Built-In Colorblind Accessibility
A developer built Color Flags, a flag-coloring game designed from the ground up for colorblind players, after finding no adequate options for his colorblind son. The post highlights a structural gap: most casual games treat colorblind accessibility as an afterthought rather than a core design requirement.
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