> Pages don't need a fallback to non-Javascript in 2019. Accessibility technologies now fully support a JS enabled web, with accessibility standards following s

> Pages don't need a fallback to non-Javascript in 2019. Accessibility technologies now fully support a JS enabled web, with accessibility standards following suit. I think we should broaden the definition of accessibility to make websites aren't unneccesarily annoying or invasive for normal users either ;-) (And yes, making web applications is part of my job.)