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               [6]The unreasonable effectiveness of simple HTML

  2021-01-26 by @edent | #[7]html5 #[8]web #[9]weeknotes #[10]work |
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  I’ve told this story at conferences – but due to the general situation
  I thought I’d retell it here.

  A few years ago I was doing policy research in a housing benefits
  office in London. They are singularly unlovely places. The walls are
  brightened up with posters offering helpful services for people fleeing
  domestic violence. The security guards on the door are cautiously
  indifferent to anyone walking in. The air is filled with tense
  conversations between partners – drowned out by the noise of screaming
  kids.

  In the middle, a young woman sits on a hard plastic chair. She is
  surrounded by canvas-bags containing her worldly possessions. She
  doesn’t look like she is in a great emotional place right now. Clutched
  in her hands is a games console – a PlayStation Portable. She stares at
  it intensely; blocking out the world with Candy Crush.

  Or, at least, that’s what I thought.

  Walking behind her, I glance at her console and recognise the screen
  she’s on. She’s connected to the complementary WiFi and is browsing the
  [12]GOV.UK pages on Housing Benefit. She’s not slicing fruit; she’s
  arming herself with knowledge.

  The PSP’s web browser is – charitably – [13]pathetic. It is slow,
  frequently runs out of memory, and can only open 3 tabs at a time.

  But the GOV.UK pages are written in simple HTML. They are designed to
  be lightweight and will work even on rubbish browsers. They have to.
  This is for everyone.

  Not everyone has a big monitor, or a multi-core CPU burning through the
  teraflops, or a broadband connection.

  The photographer Chase Jarvis coined the phrase “[14]the best camera is
  the one that’s with you“. He meant that having a crappy instamatic with
  you at an important moment is better than having the best camera in the
  world locked up in your car.

  The same is true of web browsers. If you have a smart TV, it probably
  has [15]a crappy browser.

  Twitter's guest mode displayed on a TV.

  My old car had [16]a built-in crappy web browser.

  The dashboard of a BMW i3 - there is a web browser on the central
  display.

  Both are painful to use – but they work!

  If your laptop and phone both got stolen – how easily could you conduct
  online life through the worst browser you have? If you have to file an
  insurance claim online – will you get sent a simple HTML form to fill
  in, or a DOCX which won’t render?

  What vital information or services are forbidden to you due to being
  trapped in PDFs or horrendously complicated web sites?

  Are you developing public services? Or a system that people might
  access when they’re in desperate need of help? Plain HTML works. A
  small bit of simple CSS will make look decent. JavaScript is probably
  unnecessary – but can be used to progressively enhance stuff. Add alt
  text to images so people paying per MB can understand what the images
  are for (and, you know, accessibility).

  Go sit in an uncomfortable chair, in an uncomfortable location, and
  stare at an uncomfortably small screen with an uncomfortably outdated
  web browser. How easy is it to use the websites you’ve created?

  I chatted briefly to the young woman afterwards. She’d been kicked out
  by her parents and her friends had given her the bus fare to the
  housing benefits office. She had nothing but praise for how helpful the
  staff had been. I asked about the PSP – a hand-me-down from an older
  brother – and the web browser. Her reply was “It’s shit. But it
  worked.”

  I think that’s all we can strive for.
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21 thoughts on “The unreasonable effectiveness of simple HTML”

   1. [17]Sandra says:
      [18]2021-01-26 at 16:06
      [19]@Edent
      Oh, wow, this story reminds me that we still need to figure out how
      to solve that TLS issue for old devices.💔
      [20]Reply
   2. [21]Matt Hobbs says:
      [22]2021-01-26 at 18:19
      “[23]GOV.UK pages are written in simple HTML. They are designed to
      be lightweight and will work even on rubbish browsers. They have
      to. This is for everyone.” 💯👏➕
      [24]Reply
   3. [25][email protected] says:
      [26]2021-01-26 at 19:19
      [27]@Edent its the same outside the big cities in
      low-population-density countries like Canada or Australia: slow
      expensive Internet
      [28]Reply
   4. [29]JulieG says:
      [30]2021-01-27 at 00:34
      This is why the web will always be my first priority, even though
      developing apps is fun.
      [31]Reply
   5. [32]reddit programming says:
      [33]2021-01-27 at 03:16
      The unreasonable effectiveness of simple HTML
      [34]shkspr.mobi/blog/2021/01/t… /post
      [35]reddit.com/r/programming/…
      [36]Reply
   6. Daniel Boone says:
      [37]2021-01-27 at 07:18
      I think the shittiest browser I own is on a paperwhite Kindle. It’s
      pretty shitty. But I may well have worse, hidden in devices where
      I’ve never had reason to look.
      [38]Reply
        1. wizzwizz4 says:
           [39]2021-01-27 at 19:50
           The Swindle Paperwhite’s browser is actually not that bad. It
           can do Cloudflare and hCaptcha… most of the time. (Sometimes
           it hangs.) I’d say it has approximate feature parity with IE11
           (except for not being IE, of course).
           [40]Reply
   7. [41]Aearil says:
      [42]2021-01-27 at 09:26
      [43]@Edent This one hit close to home: I spent my teenage years
      slowly scouring the web using my PSP, and yeah, you can forget
      about anything javascript heavy…Also, nowadays the PSP is near
      unusable: it’s got ancient TLS that isn’t supported anywhere
      anymore
      [44]Reply
   8. Kevin Thorpe says:
      [45]2021-01-27 at 10:46
      I have poor eyesight, and it only gets worse with age. I also have
      some old monitors on my desk. I keep hassling the guys at work
      because I simply can’t use some of the stuff they’re building. No
      good it being pretty if it’s unusable.
      And things like angular single page apps are awful. Things simply
      don’t render or don’t work when you click sometimes and you have
      zero idea why.
      If I can’t use it on links (text mode browser) then as far as I’m
      concerned it’s broken. I know this is extreme but that’s what the
      web was for.
      [46]Reply
   9. [47]Danny Yee says:
      [48]2021-01-27 at 12:46
      Web 0.5 [49]wanderingdanny.com/oxford/2011/02…
      [50]Reply
  10. [51]µµ»» says:
      [52]2021-01-27 at 14:37
      Really interesting article
      [53]Reply
  11. [54]Simon Everest says:
      [55]2021-01-27 at 14:56
      This is so important. Keeping things simple isn’t about dogma or
      making it hard or boring for devs, or unwhizzy to frustrate senior
      folks, it’s to make sure stuff works for most people in even the
      toughest circumstances.
      [56]Reply
  12. [57]Marcus Elliott 🇪🇺 says:
      [58]2021-01-27 at 14:59
      This. Always this.
      [59]Reply
  13. [60]future Dr. Cori Faklaris says:
      [61]2021-01-27 at 15:26
      What a fantastic usability test!
      “Go sit in an uncomfortable chair, in an uncomfortable location,
      and stare at an uncomfortably small screen with an uncomfortably
      outdated web browser. How easy is it to use the websites you’ve
      created?”
      [62]Reply
  14. [63]Richard Morton says:
      [64]2021-01-27 at 16:14
      [65]GOV.UK is so well designed and simple, relying mostly on HTML
      and CSS (in the best sense of the word) that it even works on my
      ancient Kindle 5 (no keyboard, no touchscreen, no bluetooth or
      backlight)
      [66]Reply
  15. [67]fluffy says:
      [68]2021-01-27 at 17:08
      Whenever I build a new website I skate make sure it’s at least
      basically navigable in lynx and w3m. I should dig out my old PSP as
      well.
      The TLS issue many people have noted is why I also don’t force my
      sites to https except for logging in and anything where privacy
      matters. Not everything needs to be secure, especially things that
      need to be accessible.
      [69]Reply
  16. [70]mattl says:
      [71]2021-01-27 at 17:58
      I wonder how to handle old browsers with no-longer-supported SSL
      and TLS support.
      [72]Reply
  17. ofcourse says:
      [73]2021-01-27 at 18:00
      Text-only* websites
      [74]https://sjmulder.nl/en/textonly.html
      1MB Club
      [75]https://1mb.club/
      [76]Reply
  18. [77]Jeremy Friesen says:
      [78]2021-01-27 at 19:24
      [79]@cadadr [80]@Edent agreed. Current web trends favor those and
      only those who chase web trends that are themselves solving
      self-inflicted developer problems and the pressures of surveillance
      capitalism on computation
      [81]Reply
  19. [82]superkuh says:
      [83]2021-01-27 at 19:46
      I noticed in the photo of the (2015) car browser you show HTML
      mobile.twitter.com. Unfortunately twitter disabled this completely
      in 2021. The only way to get HTML twitter content is to use a third
      party application which calls the twitter API and then generates
      the HTML itself (like nitter.com).
      [84]Reply
  20. [85]McNutt says:
      [86]2021-01-27 at 20:12
      I think there’s likely an entire generation of web developers who
      should read this.
      [87]shkspr.mobi/blog/2021/01/t…
      [88]Reply

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