Progressive enhancement principles seem to guide us towards ensuring that if UI is dependent on JS, we don't show that UI until we confirm availability of JS.
We should have a top level class that hides the checkboxes, checklist instructions, and text area output of JS is turned off. Removing this class should show all of these things.
Progressive enhancement principles seem to guide us towards ensuring that if UI is dependent on JS, we don't show that UI until we confirm availability of JS.
We should have a top level class that hides the checkboxes, checklist instructions, and text area output of JS is turned off. Removing this class should show all of these things.