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The Four User-Preference Media Queries Your CSS Should Honor

Build one adaptive card and learn to read motion, contrast, forced colors, and pointer input as signals from the user and device, then sort each into requirement, enhancement, or the one signal you can't depend on yet.

https://agustinbarrientos.com/writing/senior-eye/user-preference-media-queries/
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