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whitesmith
I know that discussions of handling the user experience of those who
elect not to enable JS go back years, so I'll focus on two sites that
handle it in different ways. First of all, there is http://www.netflix.com/
-- a page that looks great with or without JS. Then there is
https://www.agedwards.com/ageconnect/Login -- which looks like it was
put together by a kid unless JS is enabled.
I've looked at the source for both pages, but I'm new to JS and lack
the experience to see what specifically was done by the people at
Netflix to make their page look so good when JS is blocked. Can
anyone help me with this? Many thanks to anyone who does.
elect not to enable JS go back years, so I'll focus on two sites that
handle it in different ways. First of all, there is http://www.netflix.com/
-- a page that looks great with or without JS. Then there is
https://www.agedwards.com/ageconnect/Login -- which looks like it was
put together by a kid unless JS is enabled.
I've looked at the source for both pages, but I'm new to JS and lack
the experience to see what specifically was done by the people at
Netflix to make their page look so good when JS is blocked. Can
anyone help me with this? Many thanks to anyone who does.