> I’m a web developer who has never done significant forms without JavaScript. Perhaps you should give it a try and learn how to do it. That way you'll know wh

> I’m a web developer who has never done significant forms without JavaScript. Perhaps you should give it a try and learn how to do it. That way you'll know when building non-js fallbacks is feasible and how do it easily. > is it customary to have to submit the form to get the validation error messages to occur? You trust the client to perform validation? Client-side validation should only be used to improve UX, not as a substitute for server-side validation.