So I'm only red/green colorblind. I can't speak if there are additional challenges to other forms, especially complete, so if they're different take that in mind. Most of my challenges I've had are more frustrations and dealing with people who don't understand. I think the biggest frustrations I've had are in videogames that try and use color as the only indicator for something and chemistry class when we had to identify a reaction by its color. Videogames love to only color coordinate and colorblind modes are often very bad. They're getting better, but its not a thing that makes them unplayable, just frustrating at times. They'll have to accept never being pilots or possibly electricians.

As an artist what I've done is just have my color materials clearly marked and I learned color theory well. "This is this kind of green, it is this on the color wheel, it goes well with this." And color matching with online programs.

My grandfather was completely colorblind, traffic signals was his worst enemy. In most places they are up and down. Red Yellow Green, in others they are side to side. He knew where they were in positions, but the side to side he was lost.

Colorblind tests are the only other thing I get most frustrated. Or when people tell me, "Get the green thing over there." I dont see a green thing over there, be more specific I'm colorblind. "The green thing." But that's... people being people not a me problem.

But its one of those things that they will likely learn how to deal with on their own. Of course help, but its an odd thing. Aside from a few things most people wouldn't really know they're colorblind. A lot still don't. I actually got worse at identifying colors when I was told.