Yes, works well for testing end to end web applications. I use testcafe as a platform.
I did both phone screen and office monitor. I found it easier on the office monitor.
For instance, the very last one (find the letter/number in the red dots) I couldn’t see any difference on my phone screen (Galaxy S8). Everything looked the same shade of red. On the monitor I could clearly see the S (I guessed 5 though).
Also, I got 7/10.
I got an 8 out of 10 on my work laptop screen.
Played this on my new AOC G2 monitor and scored 8/10.
You scored 8 out of 10
Well done! You scored higher than 89% of people who played this game!
This is patently ridiculous as I am quite colourblind. Not sure if I just landed a few lucky guesses?
Enchroma says I have moderate Protan colourblindness:
MODERATE PROTAN [Pronounced “pro ’tăn"]
You have Moderate Protan color blindness, also known as protanomaly, a type of red-green color blindness in which the red cones in the eye detect too much green light and not enough red light. Learn more about your type of color blindness.
So you’ve got an excuse for skipping robots?
Out of interest I did an Enchroma test myself. Apparently I have normal color vision… Seeing as I develop software for a living with a huge focus on UI and UX, I’m quite relieved.
If colour is in the eye of the beholder, and 89% of people got different answers to you, does that not make you the one that is wrong?
5 without my glasses
You scored 6 out of 10
YOU SCORED HIGHER THAN 47% OF PEOPLE WHO PLAYED THIS GAME!
Well, looks like I may need some color glasses, but at least I’m still ahead of half the competition!