I wasn't clear from the article if it was entirely disabled. It says: > Like with all animations, we should make sure to respect user motion preferences. I'm

I wasn't clear from the article if it was entirely disabled. It says: > Like with all animations, we should make sure to respect user motion preferences. I'm out of date with modern CSS, so I wasn't sure from the syntax if the code snippet out-and-out prevented it, or just reduced it.