Primary and Secundary Colors

Black & White. Grey, Gold & Silver

Light Shades

Dark Shades

350 MILLION COLORBLIND WORLDWIDE

1 in 12 male | 1 in 200 female

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Color is for ALL

Color is for ALL!

ColorADD is a unique, universal, inclusive and non-discriminative language that enables the colorblind to identify colors, with a wide spectrum of use on companies/entities whenever color is a factor of identification, orientation or choice.

Miguel Neiva

ColorADD, The Color Alphabet

Five graphic symbols, represent the Primary Colors: Blue, Yellow, Red, White and Black.

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Co-Creation Solutions

Win-win-win solutions for a more colorful world!

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Digital Communication
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Sports, Culture & Leisure
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Cross Sector Use
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Healthcare & Hospitals
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Clothing & Textiles
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Didatics & Games
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Cities, Environment & Public Spaces
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Didatics & Games
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Healthcare & Hospitals
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Public Transports
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Because, Color is for ALL!

Must See

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3.16.2022

Let's Jump for True Colors Guimarães

"Espaço Guimarães is proud to announce that it has adopted the ColorADD color code, which allows people with color blindness to identify colors through universal graphic symbols."

3.11.2021

World's first traffic light for colorblinds arrives in Lisbon.

Equipment now has symbols that allow people with visual impairment to distinguish colors.
Novelty will reach several Portuguese and worldwide cities.

3.10.2021

The Dragão Stadium in Porto is the first in the world to be colour-blind inclusive

The Futebol Clube do Porto is implementing the ColorADD code system to enable those whose ability to see colour or differences in colour is decreased to have a better experience when in the stadium, visiting or watching a football game.

M.R.

Colorblind

"The world is made for most, but the fact is that we all, in some way, belong to some minority and we must all contribute to make the world better and more enjoyable for everyone!"

G. R.

Colorblind

"Hello, very nice this project. I'm a woman and have a sever, 90% Color Blindness. My world is limited in black, white and purple. I'm glad to know that there are tools that help in the daily life of people like me. Congratulations!"