[voidr]

I love simple and accessible websites as much as everyone else, but I believe this leans way too much into extremity and dictates solutions instead of requirements.

JavaScript has appeared in 1995, it's now technically impossible to use a browser that doesn't support JS, because it will fail to load the website due to its old SSL/TLS stack, worrying about JS support is just insane.

Not using JavaScript doesn't give you accessibility by default, see: <a href="/121/"><img src="abcd.jpeg"></a>

The whole article feels like it was written my someone stuck in the early 2000s, you can make a well designed and accessible SPA. Using stone age technology should not be the goal, accessibility should be the goal.

The tax section of the gov.uk domain follows these guidelines and it's a mess, other pages can also be very difficult to use.