Oh Sweet, Gif
summary
A GIF-sharing web app called giphic loads still frames from the Giphy API and swaps to the video URL only when a user clicks, defaulting to pause-by-default to avoid triggering photosensitive epilepsy. Autoplayed clips run play four seconds then return to pause, meeting WCAG 2.2.2 constraints. The build focuses on performance, same-origin security headers, and accessibility-first design, and the demo shows the feature working across searches, modals and a gallery while improving SEO.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 3:07Photosensitive Epilepsy
- 4:50Accessibility
- 5:56Are Animated Gifs on Your Website Considered Accessible Content
- 6:49Video Demo of Gif
- 7:30Make a Gif
- 9:50Mobile First
- 12:38In Your Project Does the Whole Gif Load before the Paused Frame Is Visible or Are There Performance Benefits to Only Showing One Frame
