I've been testing my site mainly by disabling javascript and while the majority of the site is fine, the add to cart functionality is not available by any other method. I would imagine this is a significant thing to work out a non-javascript version version, but I was wondering if anyone else had worked with this at all or even thinks it's much of an issue anymore with modern browsers.
Any ideas would be great!
Mike
Graceful Degradation
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Re: Graceful Degradation
I think the general consensus is that most people don't realise that javascript reliance is bad for accessibility, and furthermore most people who do realise don't really care: the people who are unable to use conventional browsers are such a small market share, it just doesn't make any money to do things properly.
And with ASP.Net's wonderful controls, it's even easier to fall into the trap of javascript abuse.
And with ASP.Net's wonderful controls, it's even easier to fall into the trap of javascript abuse.