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scrolljacking
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# Avoid scrolljacking and custom scroll behavior
Scrolljacking breaks user expectations, interferes with assistive technologies, and creates unpredictable experiences that frustrate users with motor impairments or cognitive disabilities.
## Quick Reference
- Never override native scroll speed or direction
- Avoid scroll-triggered navigation (one page per scroll)
- Scrolljacking breaks assistive technologies and user expectations
- If custom scrolling is essential, provide a way to disable it
## Check
Test scrolling behavior and verify it feels native. Check that scroll speed is not modified, scroll direction is not inverted, and scroll events are not hijacked for animations or navigation without user consent.