It's as simple as that: in the first step build a page completely without JavaScript so that everything works fine. Then add JavaScript/ jQuery to the game and improve the user experience.This concept is also referred to as Progressive Enhancement. You will find quite some information about it on the web.
--Klaus On 1 Feb., 16:31, WebWiz <web...@gmail.com> wrote: > I'm new to jQuery so I apologize if this is a dumb question. I'd like > to take advantage of the visually interesting things jQuery can do. > But I'm bumping into a small but significant number of end users who > either have JavaScript disabled or are running old browsers with bad > JS support. Since I want to provide at least a decent experience for > all site visitors, I'm wondering if there are any guidelines, > suggestions, or tips on how to build a web page so whatever's being > done via jQuery still works and looks OK if JavaScript isn't coming > along for the ride. > > Thanks!
