Color Sense Test - How Good?

Color Sense Test gives you ten color questions with no time limit and turns your answers into two scores and an overall score out of 100. The first five questions are about telling colors apart. You look for the one square that is slightly different in a grid of three to five rows, then spot a hue shift. The last five are about naming and matching colors: pick the right color name for a swatch, the matching swatch, the brightest or most saturated one. Harder questions count for more, and you can move back to change an answer or choose "I can't tell". Your overall score places you in one of five color types: Super Sensor at 90 or higher, Artist Eye from 75, Color Keen from 60, Balanced Vision from 40, and below 40 a fifth type that reads color by feel. Each type comes with a description, strengths and a few facts about how people see color. After the test you can open every question again. The answer card redraws each grid and swatch from your test and marks the right square with a solid border and your pick with a dashed one, so you can see exactly what you missed. Color Practice has Hue, Saturation and Lightness sliders that mix a color and show its opposite hue next to it. Color Training is a ten-round game where you find a target color in a grid. Three right answers in a row move you up a level, up to four levels where the colors are only a few degrees apart. Your result card can be shared as an image. Screens and type texts can be read in nine languages: English, Korean, Japanese, Chinese (simplified and traditional), Spanish, French, German and Portuguese.