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Then we should give users a choice some how? You'd think this could be a solved issue ~20 years in.
by ben_jones 9y ago
Then we should give users a choice some how? You'd think this could be a solved issue ~20 years in.
- derefr 9y agoIf the animation were done in pure CSS, UA stylesheets could suppress it handily.
- mateuszf 9y agoSuggestion to improve the UX for some users by having them write CSS stylesheets? Count me it ;). Nothing personal, but this sounded a bit surreal to me.
- derefr 9y ago"UA stylesheets" is sort of an intermediary format these days; you don't write them yourself, you use a browser or browser extension or a piece of native accessibility software that generates them for you in response to your described needs.
- mcintyre1994 9y agoFWIW iOS has a reduce animation accessibility option. No idea if it's somehow enforced on apps or Google voluntarily respect it in their apps though.