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If people disable JS or if it fails for whatever reason, you'll be left with an unusable site. If fonts don't load or if css doesn't load, at least you still h
by snarkyturtle 11y ago
If people disable JS or if it fails for whatever reason, you'll be left with an unusable site. If fonts don't load or if css doesn't load, at least you still have html and you could read what's on the screen. With JS you won't even be able to navigate to pages since it all gets handled with js.
That and it often has more to load than your traditional html/css page, which means a less pleasant experience on slower connections (mobile).
- woah 11y agoNot true if you use a decent framework.
- snarkyturtle 11y agoIf your framework just saves up json like most SPA's, your pretty much SOL unless you do non-js fallbacks, but that's boring and tedious ;)