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OP's advice is also incredibly frustrating if you've ever encountered a form where the Submit button seems to just do nothing. (Yes, you could pop a dialog whic
by jwestbury 3y ago
OP's advice is also incredibly frustrating if you've ever encountered a form where the Submit button seems to just do nothing. (Yes, you could pop a dialog which tells the user why it's doing nothing. In practice, that doesn't always occur.)
- firejake308 3y agoI'm thinking a loading spinner would be the best compromise? Notifies the user that their input has been registered, and also explains why clicking again won't have any effect?
- kspacewalk2 3y agoYou may have missed this, towards the end of the post: >You can also style form elements to “appear” disabled using the [data-submitting] CSS selector…
- karmakaze 3y agoSo really all this whole post is saying is that the browser behaviour of an attribute-disabled button isn't optimal and that we can do better for accessibility, etc. Way to bury the lede.