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You're underestimating how often JS doesn't work by an order of magnitude. According to the UK GDS JS doesn't work for up to 1.1% of users.
by M2Ys4U 12y ago
You're underestimating how often JS doesn't work by an order of magnitude. According to the UK GDS JS doesn't work for up to 1.1% of users.
- anc84 12y agoAre those human users or dumb bots?
- zupa-hu 12y agoWoohoo, an entire percent. There are 2 interpretations of the situation. Either that 1.1% is a totally pressing issue and almost the entire industry is an idiot for not getting it; or the industry is actually pretty smart and also market forces do their work and it turns out it's not as a pressing issue relative to other things. I like to subscribe to the second idea.
- anc84 12y agoAccessibility for 1% can be a pressing issue if you consider your site/service as something important and you do not want to keep disabled users out. Just as food for thought. Letting the market force people away is not very social.