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It still exists and it is the best form of website. The UK National Health System (NHS) use it extensively for their health infrastructure and it supports all d
by superkuh 4y ago
It still exists and it is the best form of website. The UK National Health System (NHS) use it extensively for their health infrastructure and it supports all devices intrinsically. This was a huge boon during the earlier pandemic where many other government websites were having to roll back their advanced features and re-enable older protocols to cover all citizens.
Corporations generally can ignore the majority of people and only concentrate on their target market. If their target market can be coerced into using SPA and other application based weapon design then that's easier and cheaper for teams of paid developers to do. If only because most modern web devs are trained to make such JS applications.
But everyone else, individual humans, institutions, governments, they should try to make their websites accessible to all. It's a shame that few are.
- frosted-flakes 4y agoWhy do you think JS frameworks can't be used to create accessible websites?
- superkuh 4y agoThere's this assumption by for profit business that all people will have modern software with modern JS support. They're wrong and the tools they use to measure such things are implemented in a way they won't ever know they're wrong. What JS is in terms of what features are used to write those frontends changes far faster than the software that resides on a great many people's computers.