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Whoo boy does that site ever not work without javascript... Sort of ridiculous since it's a static page advertising a desktop app, neither of which should requi
by jvm 14y ago
Whoo boy does that site ever not work without javascript... Sort of ridiculous since it's a static page advertising a desktop app, neither of which should require javascript at all.
EDIT: Oh God, and hot pink highlighting does NOT complement their color scheme. And for all its javascript fanciness, it doesn't handle resizing at all. Sorry to be so negative, this site just pushes all my buttons.
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- brianlovin 14y agoHighlighting is red on my end...
- nrj 14y agoWhat sort of sites are you visiting that do work without javascript?
- mike-cardwell 14y agoNearly all of them.
- EnderMB 14y agoMany agencies build their sites to work without JavaScript.
- dchuk 14y agowell it's 2012, the overwhelming majority of users have JS enabled
- twelvechairs 14y agoYou are right, but nowdays there is an (albeit small) trend in the opposite direction (dont enable javascript) with privacy-conscious users using noscript/scriptno and such.
- lukifer 14y agoIn which case, those users should be accustomed to half-broken sites and creating exceptions where necessary, just as I am with Flashblock.
- jvm 14y agoThis site is not "half broken" without javascript, it just doesn't exist at all. I'd understand that if it did a bunch of fancy js tricks, but it doesn't, it doesn't even adjust the layout for small screens (which would be easy given their design).
- jvm 14y agoI hope the majority of users enjoy having their keystrokes logged, since that's the new trend among analytics engines.
- mrdraper 14y agoThe pink highlighting is probably a result of using http://html5boilerplate.com/ http://html5boilerplate.com/.