Maps for the Color blind

We are living in an era of digital maps.We've evolved from static maps to dynamic maps where different formats(icons,pictures) of information are being developed and shared by a large group of people globally.When mapping,less often do we consider the color blind.How do you paint a picture or develop a map when the color blind is waiting to see the results.Over a long period, this has been a difficult area to tackle but thanks to QGIS.QGIS introduced the "Preview Mode" (Simulate Color Blindness (Protanope/Deuteranope)) which help GIS Analysts to create maps that will be perceived by all.

To Do:

In QGIS 2.4 (Windows)

Go to "VIEW" > Preview Mode > (select either Simulate Color Blindness Protanope / Deuteranope )

The outputs for various modes have the visual difference as the images :

As in the three maps,different views can be seen and happily we've created a map which can be perceived by all.