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Please see our Amazon Global Store Returns policy and Refunds policy for more information about returning Amazon Global Store items.Ĭamera, Electronics and PC Returns Policy A well-chosen visual adds interest and can set the tone of a website, in addition to (hopefully) conveying some meaning. (If instead the images appear to be purely decorative, they will likely be completely ignored.) Images can quickly prompt an emotional response in viewers and can spur them into taking some type of action.Įyetracking research has shown that people are attracted to information-carrying photos, when the images are related to the user’s current task. This ability of an image to elicit a positive visceral response has caused many designers to create interfaces that are highly visual, downplay text, and often contain large background images or videos. (Large pictures are frequently encountered in conjunction with minimalism, although they do not quite define this design trend.)īecause images play such an important role, often designers end up placing text over an image to leverage the attention-grabbing aspect of the photo while providing text-based content to communicate actual information. However, these endeavors commonly backfire, usually when the contrast between the text and the background is too low. Subtle Tweaks Make a Big Difference in UsabilityĪccording to accessibility requirements for color contrast, text that is not purely decorative or part of a logo should have a contrast ratio of at least 4.5:1 (or 3:1 for large characters, defined as an 18-point font, or a 14-point bold font). Placing text over an image need not be completely avoided, but special care must be taken to ensure that the text is both legible and readable to users. Update: On, at approximately 2:48 PM, the Owasso Police Department received a report of a bank robbery that had just occurred at IBC Bank (9350 N Garnett Rd) in Owasso. The suspect gave an employee a note indicating that there was a bomb inside the building that would be detonated unless the employee provided the suspect with money. RCB Bank Owasso 96th Street branch is one of the 53 offices of the bank and has been serving the financial needs of their customers in Owasso, Tulsa county, Oklahoma for over 21 years. The suspect received the money and fled the scene prior to the arrival of the Owasso officers. RCB Bank Owasso branch is one of the 53 offices of the bank and has been serving the financial needs of their customers in Owasso, Tulsa county, Oklahoma since 1980. Owasso 96th Street office is located at 12200 E. Owasso office is located at 11633 East 86th Street, North, Owasso. The Tulsa Bomb Squad is currently clearing the bank to ensure that an explosive device is not present before the scene can be processed by OPD detectives and the FBI. The suspect is described as a white male, stocky build with dark facial hair.
He was wearing a blue/gray long sleeve shirt, sunglasses and a cloth hat.
When it becomes available, we will provide an image of the suspect from the security cameras. The suspect’s vehicle was described as a tan or green small SUV.Īt approximately 2:45 pm Saturday afternoon, the IBC Bank located at 9350 North Garnett was robbed.Įmployees reported a man with a duffle bag entered the bank, implied there was a bomb and demanded money.
He left the bank with an undisclosed amount of cash.
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Officers are still on the scene, and we will update you with new information as it comes in.
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