Motion Settings

Comcast NBCUniversal is committed to making our products, services, and experiences accessible to the widest possible audiences — creating new pathways to independence and inspiration for people with disabilities. We’re continuously innovating to expand the utility of our products, from the cable industry’s first talking guide to narrated voice descriptions of TV programs, to remotes that can be manipulated through eye-tracking devices — all of which are available today. We are also committed to making our workplaces inclusive for employees of all abilities and to building a workforce that reflects the demographics of the disability community.  

We practice responsible animation and follow the below guidelines to ensure our web experiences are pleasant and safe for all. 

• Any web animation that loops, or that lasts longer than 5 seconds, must include a pause button or respect operating system reduced motion preferences.
• Any carousel with slides that auto-advance must include a pause button.
• Animations that occur once when interacting with a web page (micro-animations) are exempt from having a pause button if they do not last for more than 5 seconds and are not excessive in their motion.
• Animations that flash more than 3 times per second are not allowed, as they may induce seizures.

If you wish to reduce motion such as micro-animations, you can do so by following the below instructions. 

Windows 10: Hide animations

1. Open Settings
2. Click "Ease of Access"
3. Click "Display" in the sidebar
4. Under the "Simplify and personalize Windows" category, toggle the "Show animations in Windows" toggle to off.

Windows 11: Turn off animation effects

1. Open Settings
2. Click "Accessibility" in the sidebar
3. Under the "Vision" category, click "Visual effects"
4. Toggle the "Animation effects" toggle to off.

Android (Samsung devices): Remove animations

1. Open Android Settings
2. Tap the "Accessibility" option
3. Tap the "Visibility enhancements" option
4. Toggle the "Remove animations" toggle to on

Android (Google Pixel devices): Remove animations

1. Open Android Settings
2. Tap the "Accessibility" option
3. Tap the "Color and motion" option
4. Toggle the "Remove animations" toggle to on

iOS: Reduce Motion

1. Open Settings
2. Tap the "Accessibility" option
3. Tap the "Motion" option
4. Toggle the "Reduce Motion" toggle to on

macOS: Reduce Motion

1. Open System Settings
2. Click the "Accessibility" option
3. Click the "Display" option
4. Toggle the "Reduce Motion" toggle to on