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Are you looking to avoid the js tooling ecosystem? As in, just an html file with script tags is fine?
by Blahah 3y ago
Are you looking to avoid the js tooling ecosystem? As in, just an html file with script tags is fine?
- unshavedyak 3y agoAs much as possible, the specifics matter i think, so i'll weigh what script(s) offer in terms of UX compared to load time/bandwidth/etc. In general i'm just trying to stay super lightweight, only giving in when necessary. Also, focusing on CSS first means - hopefully - that the UX is "as good as it gets" for JS-less individuals. If i add a small JS framework on-top of that it's likely fine. edit: I'm sort of experimenting with how good i can make modern websites. Both on UX, accessibility, low bandwidth (folks on satellite connections appreciate this), etc. I'd like the site to "look like any modern site" (minus obtrusive crap), but suffer as few flaws as possible.