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Edit Widgets and Base Styles: Standardize reduced motion handling using media queries #68427
Edit Widgets and Base Styles: Standardize reduced motion handling using media queries #68427
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Hi @t-hamano, I have implemented reduced motion handling using media queries for the Edit Widgets and Base Styles. Please look at it at your convenience. Thank you! |
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LGTM!
- ✅ All the changes you made work just as they did before.
- ✅ I also confirmed that I can build Storybook (see this comment for why I tested this).
@tyxla I think this PR should not break Storybook. In fact, the Storybook build for this PR on CI passed. However, we did run into an issue with the The issue with the |
…media queries (WordPress#68427) Co-authored-by: Infinite-Null <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: t-hamano <[email protected]>
Part of: #68282
What?
Refactors animation and transition styles to use media not (prefers-reduced-motion) for improved accessibility, ensuring a better experience for users who prefer reduced motion.
Why?
It addresses instances where animations and transitions were not optimized for Edit Widgets and Base Styles for individuals with reduced motion settings, ensuring a smoother and more inclusive user experience.
How?
It addresses instances where animations and transitions were not optimized for Data Views for individuals with reduced motion settings, ensuring a smoother and more inclusive user experience.
Screencast:
2025-01-03_12-14-43.mp4