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Business Maths Essentials
I really like this.. It has a good flow and variety of interactions. One point to note; whilst I like the look of the animated background used, in terms of accessibility it doesn't respect the users Windows reduced motion setting (Accessibility - visual effects - animation effects) for people with motion sensitivity. I found it quite distracting as an animated background in the blocks myself tbh... I'd have it as a static image
- DrNadiaTS4Train7 hours agoCommunity Member
Thank you DShaw,
I really appreciate the feedback. That’s a helpful point about motion sensitivity and reduced-motion settings. I agree that a static background would be more accessible and less distracting.
Or fewer graphics, simpler animations with subtle movements...
Do you have any accessibility testing tools, checklists or useful links you would recommend for future projects?
- DShaw5 hours agoCommunity Member
These are just my suggestions 🧐 An animated background is okay in a header but it should really still respect a users Windows motion settings. You obviously know how to use Rise code blocks so my advice would be to create the same headers you want to use as code and embed any animated backgrounds into the code rather than using the standard Rise style block background. That way you can use the code to respect the users Windows motion settings. You mentioned using chatgpt; so that will be able to add the code to do this for you. I wouldn't use animated backgrounds behind content. The content should be the focus and the background should just be there to help highlight the content. Animations just distract from it. If you want your courses to be AAA accessible then any animation should be able to be disabled by the user via their browser setting or other manual means within the course…
All just my thought's
