Dashboards often rely upon colour when visualising data. This obviously makes things very difficult to cater for people who are colour blind. Often an organisation will want to produce reports in corporate colours so they fit in with the rest of the organisation's reports. These are often not colour blind friendly. It would be great if I could produce a report in any colour palette I want, but a user can then set an accessibility option to override any colour choices to fit with the type of colour blindness they have
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