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Designing With prefers-reduced-motion

About 5% of users have prefers-reduced-motion set — vestibular disorders, headaches, or just a preference for calmer interfaces. Respect it.The CSS pattern: @media (prefers-reduced…

March 20, 2026 UX & Design chris 1 min read Accessibility

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About 5% of users have prefers-reduced-motion set — vestibular disorders, headaches, or just a preference for calmer interfaces. Respect it.The CSS pattern: @media (prefers-reduced…

About 5% of users have prefers-reduced-motion set — vestibular disorders, headaches, or just a preference for calmer interfaces. Respect it.

The CSS pattern: @media (prefers-reduced-motion: reduce) can disable animations and transitions. Replace fancy transitions with simple cross-fades instead of removing all motion.

For JavaScript animations, check the media query at runtime and skip motion or use a shorter duration.

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