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These days, most everything on a website can be responsive (size properly for different screen sizes). One last thing I haven’t found a solution for is jQuery plugins. For example, I’m using a plugin that animates some floating particles in the background of the site. It looks great on desktop, but stutters on a smartphone.
I would like to hear thoughts & ideas about how you could disable a script if the page is loaded in a mobile sized browser. Utilizing javascript to do this would be OK.
Use MatchMedia.js https://github.com/paulirish/matchMedia.js and only load the plugins if above a certain viewport size.