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It's about the experience. Having JavaScript is fine, but <noscript> is a part of accessibility. It's just plain broken with no warning when scripts are disable
by toastal 4y ago
It's about the experience. Having JavaScript is fine, but <noscript> is a part of accessibility. It's just plain broken with no warning when scripts are disabled. It's a wise practice to personally disable scripts by default with an add-on and only opt yourself into scripts as needed--for privacy, for security, saving bandwidth.
In this specific case, one should be able to view the default demo without JS because it's a CSS library/demo and not a JS one. You can (and should) progressively enhance it with JS.