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Your website does not need JavaScript

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Demonstrates building a fully static site using only HTML and CSS: a hash-driven single-page navigation with HTML-only SPA via :target, accessible accordions using details/summary, native form validation (required, date inputs, pattern) and styled range inputs with datalist labels. Implements carousels, testimonial sliders and theme toggles by leveraging radio inputs and CSS (grid, nesting, transitions) — everything works live but with caveats: some features are production-ready (details, form types), while the powerful *:has() selector is unsupported in Firefox and many patterns need ARIA and accessibility care.

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 2:10JavaScript overuse
  3. 3:17HTML/CSS content targeting
  4. 8:18Accordions without JS
  5. 10:25Form validation with HTML
  6. 17:08CSS nesting features
  7. 19:15Range sliders with HTML/CSS
  8. 31:57Testimonial sliders without JS
  9. 43:06Toggle switches with radio
  10. 50:07Dark/light mode toggles
  11. 52:56Image carousels with HTML/CSS
  12. 56:33Live demo proof
  13. 57:17When to use JavaScript and when not to
  14. 59:49Q&A
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