I think many designers and developers like to create animations. Yes, those interfaces look more interesting. But we have to be more careful.
In WCAG 2.2, there is section 2.3.3, which says that some users may experience dizziness, nausea, and headaches when they see animations that trigger moving elements.
Thus, if we create this type of animation, we should use the prefers-reduced-motion media feature. In this case, if people disable animations in the operating system, they won’t be displayed, and if they don’t do this, the animations will work. And we are going to take care of our users.
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