@lupyuen
Sounds like good practice for designing for humans in general...

… or that we're just autistic, me and you, @Blort

TBH I'm only half-joking, I've never went to be checked by a professional.

@mcsinyx
Well, it's a spectrum, so I'm a sense, pretty much everyone is somewhere >0 on the spectrum. The only real question is, how far?

@lupyuen

"Don't use bright contrasting colors"

stopped reading right there

@TheBuilder Why? Do you disagree? BRIGHT CONTRASTING COLORS are actually pretty distracting.
@lupyuen

@trinsec @lupyuen

I was under the impression designers are aiming for addictive designs which reduce cognition

@lupyuen I can totally relate right there. But isn't this the case for about everybody anyway?

@lupyuen @mur2501 the text over graphics thing is in a lot of UX literature (like Raskin, iirc) but does poorly in practice because there is not enough space for all the buttons.

kinda can get around it if you have a toolbar editor or a command palette like blender and sublime text.

@zleap Yep they look flashy ... But bad for accessibility

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