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"The top 500 websites" aren't relevant. Their needs and tradeoffs are different, and of course they tend to be negative examples. Does your site work without J
by HelloNurse 7y ago
"The top 500 websites" aren't relevant. Their needs and tradeoffs are different, and of course they tend to be negative examples.
Does your site work without JS? If not, what justifies the more complex development and the degraded user experience for you and your audience?
- tyingq 7y agoThis has nothing to do with my site. I'm curious what the trend is amongst the most visited sites. You sure read a lot between the lines that isn't there.