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It would be good for the Accessibility page to have a section on prefers-reduced-motion.
Respect for prefers-reduced-motion is not required by WCAG 2.0-2.2, but is a best practice. If the website visitor or editor has set their OS to indicate they don't want animation, the site doesn't serve them cosmetic animation. Supported by Chrome, Safari, Firefox.
Note: The word "reduced" is an artifact of Apple using the terminology "reduce motion" in iOS and macOS before other operating systems implemented this feature. In Windows and Android the settings terminology implies all or nothing, but is actually the same signal to browsers.
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Pertinent section of the Wagtail docs
https://docs.wagtail.org/en/stable/advanced_topics/accessibility_considerations.html#content-modeling
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It would be good for the Accessibility page to have a section on prefers-reduced-motion.
Respect for prefers-reduced-motion is not required by WCAG 2.0-2.2, but is a best practice. If the website visitor or editor has set their OS to indicate they don't want animation, the site doesn't serve them cosmetic animation. Supported by Chrome, Safari, Firefox.
Note: The word "reduced" is an artifact of Apple using the terminology "reduce motion" in iOS and macOS before other operating systems implemented this feature. In Windows and Android the settings terminology implies all or nothing, but is actually the same signal to browsers.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: