Last Updated on July 11, 2024 by UX World
While designing the UI, avoid using a disabled button as it becomes hard to find out why it is disabled and what should be done to enable it.
It is better to keep buttons enabled all the time and highlight the field if users don’t provide the required information.
For detailed discussion on disabled buttons usability issues, see this article.
For tips on button labels, see this article.
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