Dice design respecting player preference for colours and contrast

Colours and contrast are significant for aesthetics and for readability reference leading to a need to identify the correlation between the player preference of colours in general and to game objects. The object chosen for the experiment is dice. Dice come in a variety of colours and designs and with its simple usability mechanics, is a compelling object for investigation. These dice are examined for the correlation to players colour preferences and a set of contrasting dice are examined for their readability errors. It was found that the die with minimal contrast provides for more readability errors and greater time required to understand the roll. Furthermore, it has been identified that dice colour preference does not correlate with colour preference.