Progressive enhancement

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Progressive enhancement is a technique that uses web technologies in a layered fashion to allow everyone to access basic content. It is important to care about because all users and content must be usable. Progressive enhancement should be used when relevant numbers of users cannot or do not want to enable technologies like JavaScript, have slow networks, or use mobile devices. It must be used for public websites and digital services that must be fully available. Alternatives include doing nothing, creating very simple pages, or creating many versions of pages for different browsers and devices.

Technology

Agenda
›  What is progressive enhancement?
›  Why do I care?
›  When should I do it?
›  Where must I do it? (DVSA)
›  What else can I do?
›  Questions

Progressive enhancement
›  uses web technologies in a layered
fashion that allows everyone to access
the basic content
wikipedia
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Why should I care?
›  We create products for users. All users, not
only the group we like the most
›  All content must be usable and all
functionality must work
Definition / Why / When / MUST / Alternatives / Qs

When should I do it?
›  Relevant number of users cannot (must
not / do not want to) enable javascript
(flash, CSS, any other technology we rely
on)
›  Slow network
›  Mobile devices
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Where must I do it?
›  Public websites (e.g. applications) that
must be fully available for everybody
›  Digital services must be available
›  https://www.gov.uk/design-principles
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Progressive enhancement -
example
1. <a id="print-link” href="/generate-pdf">
2. Print this page
3. </a>
4. <script>
5. $("#print-link")
6. .attr("href", "javascript:window.print()");
7. </script>
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Progressive enhancement –
examples
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Progressive enhancement –
example – JavaScript works
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Progressive enhancement –
example – no JavaScript
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What else can I do?
Definition / Why / When / MUST / Alternatives / Qs

Nothing
›  You don’t support anyone who has
disabled javascript / css / flash / any other
technology you use
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Very simple pages
›  Welcome to ’90!
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Many versions of page
›  One for modern browsers (HTML5, CSS3)
›  One for IE6 (spaghetti HTML)
›  One for iOS (Objective C)
›  One for Android (Java)
›  …
›  One not to rule them all
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Many versions of page – Gmail
examples
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Many versions of page – Gmail
example
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Graceful degradation
accessites.org/site/2007/02/graceful-degradation-progressive-enhancement/
Definition / Why / When / MUST / Alternatives / Qs

Graceful degradation -
example
1. <a href="javascript:window.print()">
2. Print this page
3. </a>
4. <noscript>
5. <p class="script-warning">
6. Printing the page requires JavaScript to be
7. enabled. Please turn it on in your browser.
8. </p>
9. </noscript>
Definition / Why / When / MUST / Alternatives / Qs

Graceful degradation -
examples
Definition / Why / When / MUST / Alternatives / Qs

Graceful degradation –
example – JavaScript works
Definition / Why / When / MUST / Alternatives / Qs

Graceful degradation –
example – no JavaScript
Definition / Why / When / MUST / Alternatives / Qs

Questions?
Definition / Why / When / MUST / Alternatives / Qs

Thank You
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›  yarpo.pl

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Progressive enhancement

1. Progressive Enhancement Patryk Jar 2014

2. Agenda ›  What is progressive enhancement? ›  Why do I care? ›  When should I do it? ›  Where must I do it? (DVSA) ›  What else can I do? ›  Questions

3. Progressive enhancement ›  uses web technologies in a layered fashion that allows everyone to access the basic content wikipedia Definition / Why / When / MUST / Alternatives / Qs

4. Why should I care? ›  We create products for users. All users, not only the group we like the most ›  All content must be usable and all functionality must work Definition / Why / When / MUST / Alternatives / Qs

5. When should I do it? ›  Relevant number of users cannot (must not / do not want to) enable javascript (flash, CSS, any other technology we rely on) ›  Slow network ›  Mobile devices Definition / Why / When / MUST / Alternatives / Qs

6. Where must I do it? ›  Public websites (e.g. applications) that must be fully available for everybody ›  Digital services must be available ›  https://www.gov.uk/design-principles Definition / Why / When / MUST / Alternatives / Qs

7. Progressive enhancement - example 1. <a id="print-link” href="/generate-pdf"> 2. Print this page 3. </a> 4. <script> 5. $("#print-link") 6. .attr("href", "javascript:window.print()"); 7. </script> Definition / Why / When / MUST / Alternatives / Qs

8. Progressive enhancement – examples Definition / Why / When / MUST / Alternatives / Qs

9. Progressive enhancement – example – JavaScript works Definition / Why / When / MUST / Alternatives / Qs

10. Progressive enhancement – example – no JavaScript Definition / Why / When / MUST / Alternatives / Qs

11. What else can I do? Definition / Why / When / MUST / Alternatives / Qs

12. Nothing ›  You don’t support anyone who has disabled javascript / css / flash / any other technology you use Definition / Why / When / MUST / Alternatives / Qs

13. Very simple pages ›  Welcome to ’90! Definition / Why / When / MUST / Alternatives / Qs

14. Many versions of page ›  One for modern browsers (HTML5, CSS3) ›  One for IE6 (spaghetti HTML) ›  One for iOS (Objective C) ›  One for Android (Java) ›  … ›  One not to rule them all Definition / Why / When / MUST / Alternatives / Qs

15. Many versions of page ›  One for modern browsers (HTML5, CSS3) ›  One for IE6 (spaghetti HTML) ›  One for iOS (Objective C) ›  One for Android (Java) ›  … ›  One not to rule them all trochewolniej.pl/2007/programista/ Definition / Why / When / MUST / Alternatives / Qs

16. Many versions of page – Gmail examples Definition / Why / When / MUST / Alternatives / Qs

17. Many versions of page – Gmail example Definition / Why / When / MUST / Alternatives / Qs

18. Many versions of page – Gmail example Definition / Why / When / MUST / Alternatives / Qs

19. Graceful degradation accessites.org/site/2007/02/graceful-degradation-progressive-enhancement/ Definition / Why / When / MUST / Alternatives / Qs

20. Graceful degradation - example 1. <a href="javascript:window.print()"> 2. Print this page 3. </a> 4. <noscript> 5. <p class="script-warning"> 6. Printing the page requires JavaScript to be 7. enabled. Please turn it on in your browser. 8. </p> 9. </noscript> Definition / Why / When / MUST / Alternatives / Qs

21. Graceful degradation - examples Definition / Why / When / MUST / Alternatives / Qs

22. Graceful degradation – example – JavaScript works Definition / Why / When / MUST / Alternatives / Qs

23. Graceful degradation – example – no JavaScript Definition / Why / When / MUST / Alternatives / Qs

24. Questions? Definition / Why / When / MUST / Alternatives / Qs

25. Thank You ›  P.Jar@kainos.com ›  yarpo.pl

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