A few years ago, progressive enhancement became the rage on some websites, along with the lazy-loading of images. Both of those techniques rely on javascript, which I often have disabled.
I wonder if anyone has had the same experiences as I, when viewing progressively enhanced image pages with javascript disabled. That is to say the images (which are blurred) look awful. Worse - at least for me - is that the blurred image seems to cause nausea. I can disable image loading altogether in FF, but then I lose the 80 percent of site images that are not progressively enhanced.
Has anyone else noticed this? Suggestions?
I wonder if anyone has had the same experiences as I, when viewing progressively enhanced image pages with javascript disabled. That is to say the images (which are blurred) look awful. Worse - at least for me - is that the blurred image seems to cause nausea. I can disable image loading altogether in FF, but then I lose the 80 percent of site images that are not progressively enhanced.
Has anyone else noticed this? Suggestions?