When you remove JavaScript, what continues to work?
Made a simple classification with badges here: https://dillo-browser.github.io/pec/
Any thoughts? (I'm not an expert in graphic design, I know)
When you remove JavaScript, what continues to work? Made a simple classification with badges here: https://dillo-browser.github.io/pec/ Any thoughts? (I'm not an expert in graphic design, I know) 13 comments
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23 June at 19:13 | Open on fedi.getimiskon.xyz
@dillo one thing i’ve noticed that kind of sucks is just how bad the hacks are that you need to do certain things without javascript, it really sucks. I wish they gave html + css more power, tbh. @dillo what does "progressive enhancement" mean in this case? @dillo 👍 I like it. With Dillo you can divide the web into three equivalence classes: 1) Works. (defined as, the site loads, the content is accessible and it looks more-or-less like the author intended.) As a rule such sites load lightning fast. 2) Broken but the content can still be read. Usually the site layout is messed up. 3) Broken completely. Typically a blank page, or garbage without visible content. @dillo@fosstodon.org the only gripe i have is they're not 88x31 sized so they wouldn't fit in with any of the other badges/buttons on my site :( otherwise they're great! :D @dillo love it. This is a really important thing to consider and hardly anyone does. |