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Detailed notes in Flashing Red Letters? I hope you've read the WCAG 2.0 detailed guidlelines on photosensitive epilepsy. To generalise, no more than 3 iterations of a flashing nature within any time unit of a second, where the colour of the font is Red. y'know! :)

For further info http://www.w3.org/TR/2008/REC-WCAG20-20081211/

There may be an rfc round here somewhere too...

In reply to Re: When writing code for end users, what operator error surprises you the most? by Don Coyote
in thread When writing code for end users, what operator error surprises you the most? by ksublondie

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