No, it’s a fad. Most corporate JavaScript developers cannot actually write JavaScript of their own. They need giant frameworks to do the heavy lifting and the o

No, it’s a fad. Most corporate JavaScript developers cannot actually write JavaScript of their own. They need giant frameworks to do the heavy lifting and the output of such is a SPA. If you really wanted accessibility you wouldn’t complicate your life with screen reader compliance via a SPA. To be clear a SPA is generally a front end for user input, such as a form (or series of forms) clobbered together so that a page is loaded fewer times. This a traditional web path that exchanges page traversal for interaction, often to maintain state locally. Conversely, a browser application is an application that executes in the browser without regard for data and state, such as photoshop or a spreadsheet in the browser, which aren’t concerned with any server application.