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Accessibility component 05 / 12

Motion and media

Respect device motion preferences, pause media and show authored captions.

Library reading palette target: 5:1Native keyboard controlsLocal preferences
From the studio notebook

Begin with a clear purpose.

Useful software starts with a real person and a clear job to do. A thoughtful interface gives the important things room to breathe, then makes the next step easy to understand.

At Starlit Digital, that means readable words, familiar controls and details that help people stay in control of the work. Explore the considered details, or continue through this small reading sample.

Concentric gold and teal circles on a navy surface, with a connected three dot motif below.
A Starlit composition. Repeated circles suggest connected work. The three dots share a line, giving the individual parts a common foundation.

Care lives in the details.

A clear label can remove a moment of uncertainty. A visible focus ring can make a whole workflow possible. A little more space between words can turn a tiring passage into a comfortable one.

Good tools make room for different people, different preferences and different ways of working.

Make room to read.

Comfort is a choice the reader should be able to make. Try a wider line, larger type or a different shade. Each control changes this reading area, while the tools themselves stay within easy reach.

Changes are remembered on this device when browser storage is available. You can reset the settings at any time. Nothing needs to be sent to another service.

Keep the next step clear.

Visible labels, native controls and helpful feedback work together. The same care belongs in an input, a dialog and a simple link.

Independent thinking. Thoughtfully made.

Accessibility is part of product quality. Preferences help people adapt a page, while semantic markup, good content and testing make the underlying experience usable.

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