Val Head • 5/9/2020

Reduced Motion “In The Wild”

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This article analyzes the Animal Crossing website's implementation of a reduced motion mode. It details how the site uses a custom toggle and the `prefers-reduced-motion` media query to replace large, potentially triggering animations with safer effects like cross-fades, improving accessibility for users with motion sensitivities. It cites other examples and references a related conference talk on inclusive motion design.

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