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Make it a project to add all countries to the site that don't have a map yet.AndyDufresne wrote:Are the images in the first post the latest updates?
I've been watching this map for a while now, and I really think I'll enjoy the minimalist style it is employing.
--Andy
Macedonia either...thenobodies80 wrote:Don't worry, Rome wasn't built in a day
Take your time.




To the best of your ability, it is. For the the most common form of color blindness,(red/green) pretty much anything that isn't blue or yellow will just about be the same color.n.n. wrote:Hi, just asking here, don't shoot, is the colorblind test a requirement for the maps to get through the Graphic workshop?


Take a look at this.how does "Change Skopje with Kumanovo and Stip with Strumica." make the map better colorblind-wise?



natty_dread wrote:Take a look at this.how does "Change Skopje with Kumanovo and Stip with Strumica." make the map better colorblind-wise?
Tetovo & Skopje look very similar. Bitola & Strumica as well. If you do the changes I said, it will be much easier for colour blind people to see these bonus zones.
I think if you swap Skopje with Kumanovo and Berovo with Strumica, then Kumanovo and Berovo will be just as similar as Tetovo and Skopje are now.natty_dread wrote:Actually, swapping Berovo <-> Strumica might be better than Stip <-> Strumica.




A minimap wouldn't really be necessary here, nor would it fit the style of the map, IMO. The colourblindness is mostly a non-issue, since bonus zone names are identified by the bolded territories which share the same name.RedBaron0 wrote:Another thing you can try that might sort of negate the colorblindness thing some is instead of a legend listing is to do a mini map in your own style. porken suggested it before, it got glazed over with the extra graphics he added.... but the idea has some merit.


You're still missing the point here: the colours aren't the only identifier. Each bonus area is named by it's capital territory, and the capital territory has it's name in bold.porkenbeans wrote:Sorry nat,
but you are dead wrong. A mini-map is indeed needed here. Not only for the colorblind issue, but for the sake of overall clarity itself. Who wants to keep looking back and forth from the map to those little boxes to determine whats what ? It is needless confusion, when a mini-map gets the job done perfectly, with but a glance.
