>Personally I prefer websites that work without Javascript, websites that only use HTML/CSS You need to explain what kind of website you had in mind. Is it a

>Personally I prefer websites that work without Javascript, websites that only use HTML/CSS You need to explain what kind of website you had in mind. Is it a website that's meant for text content like Wikipedia, The New York Times, or TIAMW[1]? Yes, a lot of technical folks will agree with you that Javascript is unnecessary and is only prevalent to push ads. Or is your website an "app" like Google maps or the shopping cart checkout page with dynamic elements like recalculating shipping and sales tax when a shopper changes an item quantity? Yes, you can make a "maps" website without javascript (reload every page like the 1990s MapQuest.com). And make web shoppers click the "update cart after quantity change" button so the server sends a brand new webpage (which is very jarring, user hostile, and heavily penalizes mobile phones with slow connections.) [1]http://motherfuckingwebsite.com/ http://motherfuckingwebsite.com/