NTERACTIVE WEBCOMIC DESIGN AS A FORM OF COLOR-BLIND UNDERSTANDING FOR AGES 15-18 YEARS

Understanding of color blindness in society is still low. There are still many assumptions that color blind people cannot see color, even though color blindness is the reduced ability of the eye to see specific colors that have different levels of color perception. Most young people, especially la...

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Main Author: Kania Nastiti, Muthia
Format: Final Project
Language:Indonesia
Online Access:https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/64614
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Institution: Institut Teknologi Bandung
Language: Indonesia
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Summary:Understanding of color blindness in society is still low. There are still many assumptions that color blind people cannot see color, even though color blindness is the reduced ability of the eye to see specific colors that have different levels of color perception. Most young people, especially late teens, don't notice or realize the existence of color blindness. Understanding color blindness is important for teenagers to enter a profession or education to the next level with specific requirements, one of which is free from color blindness. Therefore, it is necessary to design an understanding media to introduce a basic understanding of color blindness. This design is carried out by interviewing experts, conducting literature studies, and surveys of the target audience. The media used as a problem solver is a webcomic, which is designed using interactive storytelling with genres and styles that adapt to the target audience, namely teenagers aged 15–18 years. This webcomic understanding of color blindness is expected to increase adolescent awareness of color blind people and become a medium for developing learning in the future