Last up for this batch of replacement icons was a request from some of the Buildkite peeps. Gave Signal a similar treatment to the Slack one - there's something real nice about all the chat apps feeling similar but with their own flavour.
Get if for free here: coreyginnivan.gumroad.com/l/signal
Next up is the AI-based IDE, Trae - felt like a missed opportunity to just let their brand sing.
Grab it for free here: coreyginnivan.gumroad.com/l/trae
A replacement icon I've been using for ages and kind of forgot I never released it 😅 simple design, but necessary to make Spotify sit a bit nicer on the dock 🧑🎤
Grab it for free here: coreyginnivan.gumroad.com/l/spotify
With the addition of Notion Mail now being a thing, it was about time to bring them together with the main Notion app and Notion Calendar 👉👈
Get them for free here: coreyginnivan.gumroad.com/l/notion-suite
Replacement icons for VSCode, Zoom, Slack, Warp, iPhone Mirror, Arc and Spark Mail
I've created a bunch of MacOS replacement icons over the last year or so, got a few new ones about to drop 👀
They're all free and available to download - head over to coreyginnivan.gumroad.com to grab 'em 🤜
Applying the calculation after a simulation caters their contrast ratios to that impairment. Perceived luminance differs if you perceive colours differently. You're right that the ratio doesn't change with a specific impairment (and it's not), it's just applied to a new set of perceived colours.
WCAG contrast ratio is purely based on brightness contrast (not even accurately perceived luminance). The requirements does it's best at creating a baseline to cover minimum accessibility, but it's still based on one version of contrast perception.
Oh dang this is super cool. WhoCanUse succinctly demonstrates how people with different types of colorblindness see different color choices: www.whocanuse.com
Ayy didn't expect this to pop up haha, thanks for sharing it mate 🙌 working on a bit of an upgrade for it atm, so let me know if there's anything you'd like to see in the v2