Remembered that rule for every project since.

Yeah that's the thing, it looks clean to us but fails for real people. Did the designer talk about why this keeps happening even with pros? Is it just trends, or are design tools not making contrast clear enough during the process? Feels like a basic thing that should be caught way earlier.

Man, that reminds me of blueprint days at my uncle's garage. He had these huge, greasy sheets for transmission rebuilds spread out on the hood of a car. You'd have to hold the corners down with coffee mugs so they wouldn't roll up. Now my cousin just pulls the same thing up on a screen in the parts room. Funny how fast that stuff changed.

Totally, one misplaced comma ruined my favorite thriller.

My cousin was deep into that flag waving thing too lol. Her physics professor showed the class how they used a moving horizontal rod to make it look like it was waving in the wind.