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Perception · 4 questions · ~6 min
Hue Sort Test
An adaptation of the Farnsworth-Munsell 100 Hue Test, a standard measure of colour discrimination. Each tray shows a row of coloured caps with the two ends fixed. Drag the caps, or tap one and then another to swap them, so the colours form a smooth gradient from the left end to the right end.
Your Total Error Score counts how far each cap sits from where it belongs, so a perfect arrangement scores 0. Take your time and work in even, indirect light — screen brightness, colour profile and viewing angle all affect the result, so this is an indication rather than a clinical assessment.
Your Total Error Score counts how far each cap sits from where it belongs, so a perfect arrangement scores 0. Take your time and work in even, indirect light — screen brightness, colour profile and viewing angle all affect the result, so this is an indication rather than a clinical assessment.
Almost done!
Two optional questions, asked once: your age and sex let the results be broken down by who took the test.
Sex as at birth; gender as you identify. Languages you grew up speaking; several are fine, separated by commas. Leave blank anything you would rather not say.