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Re: Should disabled elements receive tab focus
From: Jared Smith
Date: Oct 28, 2016 8:14AM
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You can use aria-disabled on the control instead and a screen reader
user would be informed that the control is disabled - though it
wouldn't actually be disabled unless you use scripting to render it
unusable.
Sometimes developers want a disabled control to be navigable because
the disabled state is used to indicate something else about the form -
such as a disabled button indicating that there is a form validation
issue. This pattern can be rather confusing to everyone and there are
certainly better ways to provide error feedback.
Jared
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