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Complexities of Color in Computing

Offered By: Strange Loop Conference via YouTube

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Course Description

Overview

Explore the intricate world of color in computing through this thought-provoking conference talk. Delve into the often-overlooked complexities of color implementation in technology, from the differences between Euclidean distance and delta-e to their impact on ADA compliance, AI performance, and facial recognition software. Discover how inattention to color can lead to significant consequences in various technological applications. Learn about the vibrant history of color in computing and its profound influence on our daily lives. Gain insights into topics such as color perception, pixel representation, color distance metrics, accessibility considerations, and the historical context of color in technology. Examine real-world examples of counter-surveillance techniques and wearables that exploit color complexities. Engage with this enlightening presentation that encourages a deeper understanding of color's role in modern computing and its broader implications for technology and society.

Syllabus

Intro
We're going on a journey!
Color in the world
Color in your eye
Color in percentages
Color in your computer screen: Pixels
Color in distance
Color in comparison and correction
Color for access: Multiple Indicators
Color for access Minimum contrast
Color in history: Shirley cards
Counter-Surveillance Examples
Counter-Surveillance Wearables. Continued
Wind-up & further reading
ANCHORAGE


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