| name | photosensitivity-seizure-safety |
| description | Use when reviewing flashing, flickering, strobing, or high-intensity visual effects that may trigger seizures, migraines, or sensory distress. |
Photosensitivity & Seizure Safety
Use this skill when evaluating motion graphics, video, transitions, ads, or other visual effects. Focus on preventing content that could trigger seizures, migraines, nausea, or severe discomfort.
Assess Visual Risk
- Identify flashing, strobing, rapid contrast changes, or high-intensity animation
- Review full-screen effects, looping banners, GIFs, particle effects, and video content
- Consider users with photosensitive epilepsy, migraines, vestibular disorders, or sensory sensitivities
- Flag effects that cannot be paused, reduced, or avoided
Improve Safety
- Remove or reduce high-risk flashing and rapid luminance changes
- Respect reduced-motion preferences and provide calmer alternatives
- Avoid using intense visual effects for essential information or delight features
- Give users control to pause, stop, or avoid problematic content
Output
- Highlight seizure or sensory-trigger risks
- Recommend safer design alternatives and mitigations
- Prioritize immediate action for high-risk visual patterns
