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While very well executed, the basic idea of delivering a document that doesn't make sense without javascript just seems wrong to me. I've always thought the re
by akdetrick 13y ago
While very well executed, the basic idea of delivering a document that doesn't make sense without javascript just seems wrong to me.
I've always thought the real promise of responsive design is "mobile first", delivering a basic document that works on its own, then enhancing layout/resolution for larger viewports and browser capabilities using CSS. This approach basically does the opposite.
- bstar77 13y agoI'm not sure what mobile first has to do with javascript dependencies. The reality is that all modern browsers (and web sites in general) expect a working, modern javascript engine. With that said, if you disable JS on the author's page it still renders content fine.
- lukifer 13y agoMy rule of thumb is simple: web apps can require JS, but web sites never should.