I was speaking in the context of with JS disabled.<p>There&#x27;s a JS-based fade-in on page load (or at least there was; the author mentioned that it&#x27;d be changed at some point) that doesn&#x27;t bother to have a fallback. And as such there&#x27;s a CSS rule that sets the post opacity to zero (making it unreadable).<p>There are many many many websites that don&#x27;t work without JS that work if you disable both JS and CSS. This being one of them.<p>That being said, even other than that there are a number of things I don&#x27;t like about the website. All personal preference, however. (Namely: 85-85-85 font on 255-255-255 background isn&#x27;t the best, contrast-wise (I have a laptop and am often outside - readability trumps fashion for me); I don&#x27;t like the trend of narrower and narrower line widths (It looks bad enough on my laptop, on a 2k screen 700px width would just look ridiculous); Ditto, I don&#x27;t like the trend of higher and higher line heights - 1.2 is plenty, 1.5 is overkill, this site is 1.7; Continuing on the trend of &quot;why do you put so little on the screen&quot;, I find the paragraph separation also overkill (1 line between paragraphs or equivalent is fine, and maybe two between sections)))