Planning our web pages for disabled javascript
We should not depend on javascript so heavily that our web design won’t work if javascript won’t run on a visitor’s browser. For example:
1. We can use a <noscript> option that offers the same functionality without Javascript
2. If possible, perform the same function using server-side scripting (eg - PHP, ASP) instead.
3. We do not use Javascript redirects - instead we can use PHP or HTML to do the same thing.
4. If we use Javascript in links (eg - to provide drop-down navigation menus upon mouse-over), also have the text hyperlink (eg - the mouseover area that activates the drop-down menu) actually linking to a page.
