Gregory's Server@ct_bergstrom I see the problem. People are warned by the red lines in three of the four squares not to engage in those activities, yet no red line warns the crocs not to eat the people in the first square.
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@ct_bergstrom I see the problem. People are warned by the red lines in three of the four squares not to engage in those activities, yet no red line warns the crocs not to eat the people in the first square. 1 comment
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@onagirl @ct_bergstrom
It still wouldn't have worked. Crocs are colourblind...
https://academic.oup.com/mbe/article/34/3/776/2996351
This is why you need good accessibility engineers. Unfortunately, all usability tests tend to end the same way. Nothing left but a fat crocodile, a pair of empty boots, and a clipboard.