To be fair, users expect websites to do a lot now. That is because brands pushed so much for interactivity. I do agree with you, but if we take away JS we would

To be fair, users expect websites to do a lot now. That is because brands pushed so much for interactivity. I do agree with you, but if we take away JS we would still want to enhance the web with interactivity. I do recall building completely JS free eCommerce applications and in all honesty they were lightening fast compared to todays SPAs and still just as complex as applications. But we can do much better for user experience of complex applications with a sprinkle of interactivity.