We are a very diverse bunch - some people like endless emoji animations some hate them. How would we implement a web that works well for (almost) everyone? Something like an alt_videoframe=3 that is static when the user chooses so? What about fade-in / slide transition vs. instantly displaying hidden text after clicking "show more"?

I feel like the whole accessibility discussion is not visible enough. So many websites presume specific display settings and perfect vision among its users. Even the initial caps in the linked article are overdone in my opinion - think about non-native English speakers and how they may be very confused by them.

edit: a good example can be the newly rolled out Reddit feature: "Shop Avatars" - they added a constant animation on the top which is really annoying.