The registration is color blind proof

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The discussion highlights a problem with a registration process that requires users to identify the color of a logo, which can be challenging for colorblind individuals. A user experienced difficulty, needing multiple guesses to answer the question. Suggestions were made to replace this question with a more accessible alternative, such as counting letters in a word. Clarification was provided on whether to include quote marks in the alternative question. The conversation emphasizes the need for inclusivity in registration processes.
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One of my friends tried to open an PF account but got stuck when asked about the color of the logo. It took him five guesses. Maybe another question should be used?
 
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I've made an alternate question asking how many letters are in the word "physics"
 
Greg Bernhardt said:
I've made an alternate question asking how many letters are in the word "physics"

Including or excluding the quote marks?
 
Danger said:
Including or excluding the quote marks?

excluding. I do mention that ;)
 
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