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In this particular instance, I don't have many suggestions other than, maybe change the saturation?
To give an example, the rainbow pride flag has always looked muddy to me;
But I recently saw a colorblind friendly version that, to my eyes anyway, looks really good. I can much more easily distinguish the stripes in this one:
I don't know the exact mechanics of how these are different. But maybe there's a lesson here about colorblind friendly stats representation?
You've managed to nerd snipe me with the colourblind friendly Pride flag, the second one somehow looks really good!
The second flag's colors look extremely well balanced in both brightness and color variance between them. That's weirdly satisfying to look at.
But yeah, just having higher contrast in the chart would be a good start. Maybe some kind of three dimensionality with graded shadows? Or like have them as lines, and have them not have such similar angles? But then I expect that to be messy and not quick to read, either.