I remember some time ago, there were a number of people who would disable JavaScript in their browser, but I wonder how common that is today? I ask because I was hoping to use JavaScript for some iterative positioning of SVG elements.
@NogDogMay 03.2020 — #Anyone who does is probably used to web pages not working, but if your page depends on JS to work it's probably a good idea to use a <noscript> element to at least warn them?
@Mr_Initial_ManauthorMay 03.2020 — #It doesn't necessarily require JavaScript to function--it's a static page--but I was hoping to use JavaScript as a bit of a shortcut so instead of having:
@NogDogMay 03.2020 — #I think the percentage now is very small, possibly approaching "vanishingly small". By "not working" I don't necessarily mean something "breaks", but whether or not the user can get all the (important) information from the page if JS is not active. If it's not a pretty or some cool navigation effect doesn't occur, no biggie -- but if they can't see something that is part of the main reason for viewing the page, they should at least know why if you do not provide a fall-back mechanism. And if it's just a "for fun" page, I probably wouldn't even worry about it.