Game developers looking to make their games more accessible will want to check out Ubisoft's Chroma. The colourblind ...

Ubisoft has made its colourblind simulation tool available for public use, in a move to improve accessibility efforts. Chroma, as the tool is called, allows developers to replicate the experience of ...

At the Game Developers Conference in London, England, Ubisoft released a new, open-source tool it hopes will assist game developers in the creation of colorblind settings for players. Chroma is a ...

Site improve is an automated accessibility testing tool maintained and administered by Marketing and Media. Siteimprove helps organizations ensure that their web pages meet accessibility standards. To ...

This paper discusses requirements for making covering arrays (CAs), a key tool in combinatorial testing, accessible to practitioners of various application areas in a way that satisfies their needs.

Developers interested in downloading or using Chroma for themselves are invited to its Github page, where it's now published ...

It is understood that Huawei is testing and deploying the new system in its Wuhu data centres. It is using supernodes which have more bandwidth, storage and memory over its alternatives and can ...

Ubisoft has released its colorblind simulation tool, Chroma, to the general public ... making a difference in how we design games with accessibility in mind," said Ubisoft QC product manager ...