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Why care about the no-JS experience?
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this post was submitted on 05 May 2025
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Sadly, the rise of frameworks and SAAS have really killed security and accessibility through enforcement of JS.
'Back in the day' performance, download size, backwards compatibility, and non-js functionality was expected. Now it's not even on the radar for most big corps/agencies. Many places I've worked don't even care about responsiveness, which is crazy.
Now, there are so many 25mb websites that are unusable without JS or the right device...