ismyblue

Is there a reason this code is so complex? For example, the code where it picks the next color uses this sigmoid function ( https://github.com/patrickmineault/ismyblue/blob/main/src/ut... ) to increment the hue. Is there a specific reason you didn't just have a list of a dozen or so colors and shuffle the array when the app starts? Just curious about the reasoning behind this and the value it provides.

Author here. I added fields so you can specify your first language (relevant link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue%E2%80%93green_distinction...) and colorblindness. FAQ: * I can't know your monitor's calibration, your ambient light, or your phone's brightness. Obviously, this will affect the results. However, I am tracking local time of day and device type, from which we should be able to infer whether night mode and default calibration has any aggregate effects. Anecdotally, thus far, I haven't found any effects of Android vs. iPhone (N=34,000). * The order is randomized. Where you start from can influence the outcome, but methodologically it's better to randomize so the aggregate results average over starting point. You can run the test several times to see how reliable this is for you. * It's common practice in psychophysics to use

You can fork this here: https://github.com/patrickmineault/ismyblue