A collection of bad practices in HTML, copied from real websites.

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The article discusses the rule of least power in web development, which advocates for choosing the least powerful language suitable for a given purpose. It highlights examples of using native HTML and CSS instead of JavaScript, such as creating custom switches, using the datalist element for autosuggest, utilizing the native color picker, implementing accordions, and using dialog modals. The article also mentions future features that will further reduce the need for JavaScript.

You don't need JavaScript for that

<p>This is an awesome resource. A lot of knowledge not everyone out there knows or even cares about</p>


<p>Excellent post about reducing the amount of js and trying to use more html and css instead. I like that the user is still looking for ways to cut down on or eliminate js. Thank you for sharing.</p>
