Who Can Use
See how many people can use your color combinations.
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Design Repo Editorial
What it is
Who Can Use visualizes how a foreground-background color pair is perceived across 8 types of color blindness and vision impairments. Shows the estimated percentage of users who can read your text comfortably, making abstract WCAG numbers feel human.
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Editor
Design Repo Editorial
Editor's note
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Design judgment lens
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Why it's here
Who Can Use earns a place in Design Repo when the goal is not just speed, but a stronger design outcome from the same workflow.
Best for
Who Can Use works best when you need see how many people can use your color combinations.
Not ideal for
icon sourcing, illustration sourcing, website building
Workflow style
Craft support
Refinement fit
Best when paired with clear visual direction.
Generic risk
Low: the tool tends to support craft more than it dictates the look.
Ideal product type
Teams shaping a stronger visual direction
Ideal design taste
practical and taste-aware
Design character
Good fit if you want
Less useful if you prefer
Helps with
Watch out for
Works well with
Tags and use cases
Momentum over time
Updated every MondayYour Pulse data is being calculated. Check back on Monday.
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