My guess (though no stats) is that a decent proportion of the early-adopter/techie crowd actually has JS purposely off, via an extension like NoScript. Probably a bigger proportion than among "normal" people, though I assume still a smallish minority.
This, exactly. Don't assume I can't fill out a js-only form. I will if I decide to trust you. But I'm not likely to, when you have just demonstrated a lack of web authoring competence. In fact seeing who knows what they're doing is part of why I don't leave js enabled.
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My guess (though no stats) is that a decent proportion of the early-adopter/techie crowd actually has JS purposely off, via an extension like NoScript. Probably a bigger proportion than among "normal" people, though I assume still a smallish minority.
This, exactly. Don't assume I can't fill out a js-only form. I will if I decide to trust you. But I'm not likely to, when you have just demonstrated a lack of web authoring competence. In fact seeing who knows what they're doing is part of why I don't leave js enabled.