I noticed the web site has a downloadable font, which is fine as long as it's optional, the problem is that many web sites have the bad practice of using the pr

I noticed the web site has a downloadable font, which is fine as long as it's optional, the problem is that many web sites have the bad practice of using the private unicode range for icons. Now the web site has become an accessibility problem. Downloadable fonts are optional, and there is no fallback mechanism like we have with img and alt text. I'll happily lump JavaScript in as a major accessibility concern. JS is most often used where it shouldn't (most recent in memory is the Unreal Engine docs). Using JS for such simple presentations is like building a 5000-story building to print a sheet of paper, when all you needed was the pre-printed sheet of paper (HTML, CSS).