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It's an excellent point but perhaps the solution still doesn't solve the problems. Like, it fixes the problem for accessibility but then creates or leaves probl
by hk1337 3y ago
It's an excellent point but perhaps the solution still doesn't solve the problems. Like, it fixes the problem for accessibility but then creates or leaves problems for user experience.
- nosefurhairdo 3y agoFor sighted users, show indeterminate progress element while form is submitting. For sight-impaired users, use aria live region for accessible status messages (as noted in article). For more info on status messages: https://www.w3.org/WAI/WCAG22/Understanding/status-messages.html https://www.w3.org/WAI/WCAG22/Understanding/status-messages.... Were there any other UX concerns you had with this pattern?
- hk1337 3y agoI don't know of any. I liked that OP pointed it out also the glaring hole that sighted users (or really any user) could still move up to a form element and hit enter to resubmit, thus bypassing that the submit button is disabled.