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Maybe more like “use JavaScript to enhance the experience, not define it”. At least unless you're prepared to actually get it right, which still in 2018, seems
by metafunctor 9y ago
Maybe more like “use JavaScript to enhance the experience, not define it”. At least unless you're prepared to actually get it right, which still in 2018, seems to be tricky given the amount of weird sites like this.
This site breaks so many conventions of the web and normal navigation I don't even want to start listing them.
Bad SPA sites are the full page Flash sites of today.
- CaptSpify 9y agoTo me, JS is like salt: It can definitly make the experience better when used sparingly, but that doesnt mean I want my meal made out of it.