Try doing some automated testing, it'll take care of most of the non-JS testing and a lot of the JS enabled testing as well. Explority testing is another thing,

Try doing some automated testing, it'll take care of most of the non-JS testing and a lot of the JS enabled testing as well. Explority testing is another thing, that QA really does need to be involved with, but if you can't test static content without human intervention, you have other problems that are nothing to do with whether you have JS turned on or off.