Any word on giving admins or users the ability to set their own recipient color designations? My color-blind users are having a tough time with the pastels in new update.

​@Drewcifer This is so important! Thanks for calling it out. I don’t have the answer on this one but am hoping that one of my teammates knows of a solution. And if there isn’t one, you definitely should submit your ask to the Ideas board: https://community.docusign.com/ideas

Hi ​@Drewcifer — thanks for the suggestion!

We love hearing how Docusign could be even more useful. While the ability to set recipient color isn’t available at the moment, the best place to share this kind of idea is on our Ideas board: Submit a feature request

That’s where ideas from Docusign users like you can submit ideas to improve Docusign’s features and where you can also vote on ideas from other members.

We appreciate your input and hope you’ll keep the ideas coming.

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​@leah.breen ​@Ma.Cubio 

This idea has been submitted (by several people - and consolidated into one “idea”). Looking over the ideas in general it doesn’t seem that any have been implemented or considered for implementation. Is there any sort of time-frame for the ideas to be looked at and judged?

​@Drewcifer - I think you had brought the issue of color-blind users up before? I was thinking of you/your users today when I noticed the color scheme changed again. My defaults are now blue-purple-green (no pink, which I am fine with) and are VERY hard to distinguish. I hope you can find a solution.

mr1 

​@mr1 Totally fair question! Internally, we are actively reviewing the submitted ideas. We really appreciate your patience as we develop consistent processes for responding to your contributions. Please keep them coming! 

My partner uses patterns of dots (in differing sizes) or stripes (in differring directions) to differentiate colors in a UI. It can resemble work by Roy Lichtenstein to those of us who see color, but works well for people with different modes of colorblindness. 

​@Clint DeK Thank you for sharing that insight! If you'd like, you can copy it and add it as a comment on this submitted idea for Docusign to consider.

Is there any word on an update on this?

​@Drewcifer:

There was a post about 2 weeks ago (see below) that basically said ‘they are working on figuring out a process’.  I haven’t seen anything more recent (but I’ve been away, so I may have missed something).

mr1

Here is the link:

https://community.docusign.com/community%2Dannouncements%2D5/update%2Don%2Dthe%2Dstatus%2Dof%2Dsubmitted%2Dideas%2D24399

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• leah.breen

• Community Admin
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Hi everyone! We’ve heard your questions about the status of submitted ideas in the Ideas forum.

Internally, the Docusign team is actively reviewing your feedback and working on a consistent response process. We promise we are listening and sharing this feedback with the right people. 

While we don’t have an exact timeline for status updates just yet, we’ll share an update as soon as we can.

Thanks for your continued input and patience. Please keep the great ideas coming!

Also: if you’re wondering what’s up next on the Docusign product roadmap, you can bookmark this link to the roadmap overview. 

​@mr1 Nothing more recent, unfortunately. But we hear your requests and movement with Ideas is happening—just slowly! 

How is it possible that it is so difficult to implement a personalized color scheme for this software? My recent hire is color-blind and cannot use Docusign and is rightfully complaining that it is absolutely discriminating.

​@Gianluca:

I’m sure there is some reason they can’t just switch over to high contrast colors until they sort out a way to let users choose their own… I guess we all have to keep waiting.

mr1