You Make My Head Spin - Reducing Motion on the Web / Eeva-Jonna Panula #id24 2021
Some people suffer a lot when they encounter something like parallax scrolling. It can cause them nausea, dizziness, or other symptoms that can last for hours. Also, those animations and movements can be distracting. These people can turn the "reduce motion"-setting on from the systems level. And the good news is that you actually have the tools to respect that setting! From this talk, you will learn how to use those tools. Also, you'll learn what kind of movement is problematic - parallax scrolling is not the only one! About the speaker Eeva-Jonna, or Eevis, is a software developer who enjoys topics like GraphQL, CSS, TypeScript, React, and accessibility. She's also certified in accessibility with IAAP Certified Professional in Web Accessibility-certificate. She wrote her first lines of code when she was a teenager, but the lack of role models and support led her away from the magical world of programming. She got a degree in Russian language and culture, but that enchanting atmosphere kept drawing her back, and instead of a translator, she became a software developer. https://inclusivedesign24.org/2021/
Some people suffer a lot when they encounter something like parallax scrolling. It can cause them nausea, dizziness, or other symptoms that can last for hours. Also, those animations and movements can be distracting. These people can turn the "reduce motion"-setting on from the systems level. And the good news is that you actually have the tools to respect that setting! From this talk, you will learn how to use those tools. Also, you'll learn what kind of movement is problematic - parallax scrolling is not the only one! About the speaker Eeva-Jonna, or Eevis, is a software developer who enjoys topics like GraphQL, CSS, TypeScript, React, and accessibility. She's also certified in accessibility with IAAP Certified Professional in Web Accessibility-certificate. She wrote her first lines of code when she was a teenager, but the lack of role models and support led her away from the magical world of programming. She got a degree in Russian language and culture, but that enchanting atmosphere kept drawing her back, and instead of a translator, she became a software developer. https://inclusivedesign24.org/2021/