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Re:The impact of removing jQuery on our web performance by proto_lambda on Tuesday August 16, 2022 @09:10AM (#32482266)
Of all the examples in this thread, this is the only one that isn't a plain HTML page, but rather a pile of javascript that takes several seconds to load and shows nothing but an "enable javascript" banner without JS. Despicable, but also absolutely typical.

Edit: alright, CZ, UA and RU further down the thread are the same, I just hadn't gotten to those yet. Still, absolutely unacceptable for a government design standard.

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Re:The impact of removing jQuery on our web performance by 7steps2much on Wednesday August 17, 2022 @12:31PM (#32498491)
This isn't even a government design standard (or government website for that matter). If looking into the impress you will find that it is run by a Verein that's promoting tourism. To quote:

> Promotion of Austria as a holiday destination.

There is a corporate design guide available [0] but from what I can tell it's more of a guide for "everything" not just websites.

[0]: https://www.bundeskanzleramt.gv.at/service/corporate-design....

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