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Learn about the impact of disabled form buttons on user experience and why it may not be an effective solution. Consider the violation of the Robustness Principle and its relevance in web development.

The User Experience (UX) Of Disabled Form Buttons

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No button form is the solution 😏

I agree. I was once one of those developers who prefer to disable buttons in forms for validation purposes, until I realized there are users who think the page was initially not available if that’s the case so we changed it.

Well I think it depends mostly on what the client wants for his app, but I mostly agree with the article. Plus it doesn’t prevent the case when you can rewrite the html by simply erasing “disabled” when you inspect the code… You must add some management rules in back end to be sure to be robust and prevent missing fields.

agree, also a disabled button only means “You can’t pass”, it won’t give any information on how user can do to keep thing going.