This list is misleading when it says stripes because of the subject matter, however, the text itself is the "stripes" and the striping in the table is actually what breaks that up and makes it easier to read. Text that appears to move (rise, fall, swirl, shake, etc.) Losing text content and only seeing rivers of white through the text Words moving together becoming one unrecognizable word Detail View Zebra Striped Chevron in Orange Upholstery / Drapery Fabric 54' W BTY 11 Yards In Stock As Low As 9.09 Fabric Warehouse Detail View Zebra Stripe in Tropic Lime / Pink / Red / Black / Off-White Upholstery / Drapery Fabric P/Kaufmann 54' Wide By the Yard 109 Yards In Stock As Low As 9.People with strong symptoms of the syndrome find it very difficult to read black text on white paper, particularly when the paper is slightly shiny.) Plains zebras are the most common species. They graze together, primarily on grass, and even groom one another. Discomfort or difficulty reading (reading involves busy patterns, particularly stripes. Zebras are social animals that spend time in herds.Discomfort with extreme conditions of bright/dark contrast (i.e.Discomfort with busy patterns, particularly stripes ("visual stress" and "pattern glare").Here are some of the symptoms of scotopic vision: One example is scotopic users, who without the right colors or alternating rows may end up reading the same row over and over among other issues. A plains zebra with a spot interrupting its stripes pauses in Rwanda's Akagera National Park in 2018. Update: Don't miss Filipe Hoffa's answer below.Īlternation of background color in rows helps with accessibility for users who have vision problems. the aesthetic sensibilities and subjective preferences of the majority.task performance is better, or at least no worse, than with other table.The third study attempted to determine whether users tend to have a subjective preference for striped tables.
The second study was similar to the first, with an improved methodology. The first study, described in an earlier article, tested users' ability to read and interpret data in a simple table. Jessica Enders wrote an article on A List Apart about three studies she did to determine whether "zebra stripes" are helpful.
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