This already exists as a web accessibility standard, it’s called prefers-reduced-motion.
It is set either by your browser or OS, and when that flag is set, we disable a bunch of animations. You can check if you can leverage this.
This already exists as a web accessibility standard, it’s called prefers-reduced-motion.
It is set either by your browser or OS, and when that flag is set, we disable a bunch of animations. You can check if you can leverage this.