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Do you make your sites friendly to those who turn off JavaScript?
submitted by asteroid 11 months, 26 days ago

advice.cio.com — There are good reasons to insist that developers take extra time to make Web sites accessible—such as enabling it for the screen readers that blind users need—not the least of which is ADA legislation. But who gives attention to making a site run well without JavaScript? It might be more necessary than you imagine.

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