All geek questions in one place

The importance of literate degradation for non-javascript ui

How important is it to properly degrade, or vice versa, progressively Strengthen the experience of the user interface? I mean, will I lose the LOT business if I do not? Do you practice this concept? Are there still 1.0 web users who stayed there?

Please, you can also include if you practice it personally and how much time you spent on the whole project. I understand that each project is different, I want to understand how much time, as a rule, I have to devote to achieve this goal.

EDIT

First, I'm looking for guidance on how much time I should devote to getting my applications to run without javascript.

Secondly, the term BS "web 1.0" (... lol ... I don't like it either) works because we all understand it as an iteration before ajax and all our kindness.

Thirdly, the types of applications that I describe are those that we all build, not Facebook, not Twitter (if you are not from Facebook or Twitter), but utility programs or utitlity, such as a web calendar, or online todo list or [Paste YOUR APP HERE].

+3
source share
5 answers

, , "web 1.0" "web 2.0" .., , , - JavaScript .

, , JavaScript , , , / , .

LOT , , , , , , ... , , , -.

, , , , JavaScript , .

: -)

+1

- , , . ( ), JavaScript, .

, , JavaScript Ajax. JavaScript, .

+3

, . .

:

  • Boss/ .

  • HTML. / . /, HTML . .

  • CSS, /. HTML , .

  • JavaScript, , . ( , Fancy CSS , AJAX, - - ).
    - , .
    , html.

+2

. , , , script UI ( , ). javascript ( , Stackoverflow - script ). / -, Javascript.

, , , ( script, Opera Mini). , , , - , , . , , , iPhone...

+1

JavaScript -, , . , 1 , 10 000 .

You must decide how much a lost business is worth the extra cost for a version of your site other than JavaScript.

You may have an approach where the whole site can work without JavaScript, but there are some basic functions.

0
source

Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1752254/

More articles:


All Articles