Hey Aaron, glad you enjoyed the post! So first off, there are 2 cases I’d want you to be aware of where JS might hinder your form: 1.) JS is disabled by the user, as you mentioned (which is less than 2% of users) 2.) JS simply didn’t download because of connection speed or firewall (much more common scenario).

In either of these cases, if the form relies on JS to submit (like an AJAX form) then the user will still see the form but be unable to submit it, unless the form is being added to the page via JS then you’re right; the user would just see the content and nothing more.

Let me know if that helped and if you have any other questions!