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Visual Perception Research
PARTICIPANT SIGNUP
Thank you for your interest in our study on color and visual perception of graphically-rich content for computer displays.
To participate in this study you must meet the following basic requirements:
You must be 18 years of age or older.
You must have access to a desktop computer or mobile device.
You must have a reliable internet connection in order to participate in any experiment, test, or survey here.
You must have a legitimate email address, because:
Your email will be your user name,
Your email is used for verification,
Each test requires a "start key" that is emailed to you.
You must be able to read and understand English.
Low vision, impaired vision, and normal vision may participate in these experiments, so long as you can operate the computer or mobile device yourself, without assistance.
If your impairment is so severe you need assistance, and you are in Southern California, we may be able to accomodate you in a private study session.
By participating in the study(s) you agree to keep the exact nature of the experiments you participate in confidential.
Please read the following notices, and click the checkbox indicating you've read each one. Then fill out the form with your email address & desired password and submit.
A verification email will be sent to you with an activation code and a link to the study, survey, test, or experiment.
A verification email will be sent to you with an activation code and a link to the first experiment for you to complete.
Watch for the email in your in-box as it will be sent immediately and the activation link expires in 72 hours. If you do not receive it, check your spam folder for mail from "myndex.com", and/or add myndex.com to your whitelist if necessary.
If your email provider uses "greylisting", then the message may be delayed for a short time, but should eventually appear in your inbox. If you have not received the email in 24 hours, then you may click here for a manual enrollment form.
RECENT EXPERIMENTS
Recent experiments include creating and evaluating novel algorithms for programatic perceptual contrast prediction.
Ambient lighting effects on emissive displays and the relationship to light adaptation.
Font size and luminance contrast interrelationships in real-world environments.
Comparisons of existing world standards on visual contrast and accessibility.