#reducedmotion — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #reducedmotion, aggregated by home.social.
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Animation and Carousels, by @webaim:
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A11y 101: 2.2.2 Pause, Stop, Hide, by @nattarnoff.bsky.social:
https://tarnoff.info/2025/07/14/a11y-101-2-2-2-pause-stop-hide/
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A11y 101: 2.2.2 Pause, Stop, Hide, by @nattarnoff.bsky.social:
https://tarnoff.info/2025/07/14/a11y-101-2-2-2-pause-stop-hide/
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A11y 101: 2.2.2 Pause, Stop, Hide, by @nattarnoff.bsky.social:
https://tarnoff.info/2025/07/14/a11y-101-2-2-2-pause-stop-hide/
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A11y 101: 2.2.2 Pause, Stop, Hide, by @nattarnoff.bsky.social:
https://tarnoff.info/2025/07/14/a11y-101-2-2-2-pause-stop-hide/
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A11y 101: 2.2.2 Pause, Stop, Hide, by @nattarnoff.bsky.social:
https://tarnoff.info/2025/07/14/a11y-101-2-2-2-pause-stop-hide/
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It still surprises (offends?) me that LinkedIn has games.
Which brings me to my latest Stylus style!
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It still surprises (offends?) me that LinkedIn has games.
Which brings me to my latest Stylus style!
img[alt*="Preview GIF"] {
visibility: hidden;
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It still surprises (offends?) me that LinkedIn has games.
Which brings me to my latest Stylus style!
img[alt*="Preview GIF"] {
visibility: hidden;
} -
It still surprises (offends?) me that LinkedIn has games.
Which brings me to my latest Stylus style!
img[alt*="Preview GIF"] {
visibility: hidden;
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It still surprises (offends?) me that LinkedIn has games.
Which brings me to my latest Stylus style!
img[alt*="Preview GIF"] {
visibility: hidden;
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Soft spot for interactive elements
I have to admit, I have a soft spot for interactive elements. However, I understand that not everyone experiences the web in the same way. Many people either dislike or get distracted and disoriented by animations that cannot be paused. It's important to me to respect that. That’s where the prefers-reduced-motion media query comes into play. It’s a simple yet powerful way to tailor the experience for those who prefer less motion. How its done I created two classes to either show or […] -
Soft spot for interactive elements
I have to admit, I have a soft spot for interactive elements. However, I understand that not everyone experiences the web in the same way. Many people either dislike or get distracted and disoriented by animations that cannot be paused. It's important to me to respect that. That’s where the prefers-reduced-motion media query comes into play. It’s a simple yet powerful way to tailor the experience for those who prefer less motion. How its done I created two classes to either show or […] -
Soft spot for interactive elements
I have to admit, I have a soft spot for interactive elements. However, I understand that not everyone experiences the web in the same way. Many people either dislike or get distracted and disoriented by animations that cannot be paused. It's important to me to respect that. That’s where the prefers-reduced-motion media query comes into play. It’s a simple yet powerful way to tailor the experience for those who prefer less motion. How its done I created two classes to either show or […] -
Soft spot for interactive elements
I have to admit, I have a soft spot for interactive elements. However, I understand that not everyone experiences the web in the same way. Many people either dislike or get distracted and disoriented by animations that cannot be paused. It's important to me to respect that. That’s where the prefers-reduced-motion media query comes into play. It’s a simple yet powerful way to tailor the experience for those who prefer less motion. How its done I created two classes to either show or […] -
Soft spot for interactive elements
I have to admit, I have a soft spot for interactive elements. However, I understand that not everyone experiences the web in the same way. Many people either dislike or get distracted and disoriented by animations that cannot be paused. It's important to me to respect that. That’s where the prefers-reduced-motion media query comes into play. It’s a simple yet powerful way to tailor the experience for those who prefer less motion. How its done I created two classes to either show or […]