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by ZeroMinx
5735 days ago
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It obviously depends on 1) who your target audience is, and 2) what your website is. If the target is HN type people I'm guessing the number of non-Javascript goes up. If the website is pure information, why not provide it even to people who telnet to port 80? But if the website is a rich interactive application, even if it could fall back on simple form submissions, I'd say it's fair that non-JS users sees a "This requires Javascript" message. (my answer is very different if the "interactive application" was powered with something vendor/platform-specific) |
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