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I'm not talking about public facing websites, but internal applications. For public facing websites graceful degradation is at least for me acceptable and it is

by dfox 9y ago

I'm not talking about public facing websites, but internal applications. For public facing websites graceful degradation is at least for me acceptable and it is not that hard to build site that gracefully degrades and is still usable in browser that does not support JS and CSS at all.

ng12 9y ago
If it were me, I would quit if our IT department still supported IE8. This package was developed for JD.com which is a site where supporting IE8 makes a lot of sense.