Peoples disabling Javascript

[tarielle]

Hello, I was just wondering how relevant it is to make your website compatible for peoples disabling their javascript, because I just noticed I've written so much with javascript that the website would probably work very bad for those who's disabling it. So how much effort should I put making it work for them?

Thanks in advance

[rtrethewey]

The general best practice is to accommodate users running with JavaScript disabled as best you can. This can be as simple as providing a warning message in a <noscript></noscript> section of the page to inform them that the page requires JavaScript to function properly, or by providing plain HTML options with links to perform similar functions.

While the percentage of users who have disabled JavaScript is generally in the low single-digits, no webmaster wants to simply write them off completely. Every site is different and only you can decide how much you can do along these lines. Good luck!

[handcraftedweb]

You might disable JS in your browser and look at some big name sites and see how they handle it. For instance google.com looks rather unfinished with JS disabled, but it still works.

[Logic Ali]

So how much effort should I put making it work for them?

As much as it takes to disable JavaScript then make the site work for you.