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Maybe it's just me, but this feels like a poorly-constructed test. My own approach was to simply ignore anything blue; since my browser window is blue-framed,
by logic 16y ago
Maybe it's just me, but this feels like a poorly-constructed test.
My own approach was to simply ignore anything blue; since my browser window is blue-framed, the Times background is black and white, and the UI elements are all blue, I simply blurred my vision and made note of the items that visually jumped out at me. I certainly didn't keep any of the blue items "in memory"; I only noted and remembered the two visually-distinctive ones.
I'm sure there's some kind of science behind this, but I feel like I just participated in a cheap parlor game.
Edit: Just to clarify, I scored 2/2, so this isn't just sour grapes about not getting a good score. ;)
- logic 16y agoThe "juggling tasks" test proved to be significantly more interesting; it certainly didn't feel as though the UI had as much of an impact on what my brain was working on (which, presumably, was the goal).
- sliverstorm 16y agoI keep the image 'in my eyeballs'. If I blur my vision, I can still see the image for 1-2 seconds after it goes away. Not sure if other people do/can do the same.