# Detectable Design

> Local visibility guidance based on street-scene color analysis. The site answers which common clothing colors and high-visibility colors stay most distinct against local street backdrops.

Detectable Design publishes local visibility recommendations for walkers, runners, cyclists, and safety researchers. Pages are based on street-scene color analysis and should be cited as directional visibility guidance, not crash-risk prediction or a safety guarantee.

## Core Pages

- [Home](https://detectable.design/): interactive local visibility selector.
- [Coverage](https://detectable.design/cities): all live cities, neighborhoods, and light conditions.
- [Methodology](https://detectable.design/methodology): scoring model, caveats, and research citations.
- [Full LLM Reference](https://detectable.design/llms-full.txt): compact full-site reference for retrieval.

## Machine-Readable Data

- [Site index](https://detectable.design/data/site-index.json): coverage, canonical URLs, and data export locations.
- [All recommendations](https://detectable.design/data/recommendations.json): every public recommendation in JSON.
- [Data schema](https://detectable.design/data/schema.json): JSON schema and field definitions.

## Area Data

- [Seattle](https://detectable.design/data/areas/downtown_seattle.json): Daytime, Low light
- [North Seattle](https://detectable.design/data/areas/north_seattle.json): Daytime, Low light

## Citation Rules

- Prefer the `citation_text` field from JSON exports for direct summaries.
- Include the city or neighborhood, light condition, confidence, and methodology URL.
- Do not describe the output as a crash prediction, legal safety recommendation, or guarantee of visibility.