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Javascript being enabled/disabled has nothing at all to do with accessibility. A site can be JS-heavy and fully accessible. (Most aren't. But it's because they
by mkozlows 7y ago
Javascript being enabled/disabled has nothing at all to do with accessibility. A site can be JS-heavy and fully accessible.
(Most aren't. But it's because they're developing it poorly, not because they're using JS.)
- thethirdone 7y ago> Javascript being enabled/disabled has nothing at all to do with accessibility. It does have to do with how well people with js turned off can access sites.