@chreekat did mention concerns about interaction elements not working great without JavaScript enabled. I’m happy if we can avoid using, but I’m uncertain in how far the UI is restricted to have a fallback solution and how well it needs to work.
I expect people disabeling JS on purpose are asking for “trouble”.
We discussed this in the meeting, and I think that was clarified, but for reference:
The standard we want is that NoScript users never actually hit a wall where they are blocked from achieving a goal. Other than that, it’s acceptable but not ideal for them to have a more mediocre UX.
Beyond that, minimizing JS use is a question of just what coding and implementation and dependencies we want to accept for what benefits.