Respect visitors who ask for less movement
Large slide, zoom or parallax effects can make navigation uncomfortable for some visitors. If the page ignores a reduced-motion preference, ordinary reading…
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Large slide, zoom or parallax effects can make navigation uncomfortable for some visitors. If the page ignores a reduced-motion preference, ordinary reading…
Leaving fullscreen can leave focus on a hidden control or move the page to an unrelated position. Visitors lose the context surrounding the video they were…
A clickable column heading may reorder rows without indicating the active sort or direction. Visitors cannot tell whether the list is alphabetical, reversed…
A list or tab control can use the same highlight for keyboard focus and the currently selected value. Visitors may mistake moving through options for…
A long option or label can be shortened to an ellipsis without any usable way to see its full wording. Similar entries then become impossible to distinguish.
A card may show its action button only when a mouse hovers over it. On a phone, the first tap can navigate unexpectedly or fail to reveal the hidden choice.
A group checkbox can appear unchecked when some children are selected, making the current state difficult to understand. Activating it may then select or…
Some buttons reveal a hover effect but show no change when reached with a keyboard. Visitors cannot tell which action will respond to Enter or Space.
One wide component can force the entire page to scroll horizontally on a small screen. Visitors then move sideways while reading ordinary paragraphs that…