> However, are you suggesting clicking a link and waiting for an entirely new page to load is good UX? Maybe they aren't saying that, but sure I'll bite. Why w

> However, are you suggesting clicking a link and waiting for an entirely new page to load is good UX? Maybe they aren't saying that, but sure I'll bite. Why wouldn't it be good UX? I would challenge anyone to argue that non-JS/static UIs are anything but simple, intuitive and easily teachable. I have had the displeasure of repeatedly having to explain to family/relatives, how to use these "modern" UIs to the point where I'm fairly convinced that none of them have any utility, as far as UX is concerned.