Disabled states

Disabled states visually indicate inactive or unavailable UI elements using muted styles. They prevent user interaction while maintaining layout consistency and accessibility.

Disabled states

Disabled states visually indicate inactive or unavailable UI elements using muted styles. They prevent user interaction while maintaining layout consistency and accessibility.

Disabled states

Disabled states visually indicate inactive or unavailable UI elements using muted styles. They prevent user interaction while maintaining layout consistency and accessibility.

A comparison of two disabled button states. The left button, labeled “Form incomplete,” is accompanied by a green checkmark, indicating a more informative approach to disabled buttons. The right button, labeled “Submit,” has a red prohibition symbol, suggesting a less clear disabled state. The design highlights best practices for communicating why a button is disabled.

Description

Disabled states in ZenTara UI indicate when a UI element is temporarily inactive or unavailable. These states use visual cues like muted colors, reduced opacity, and no interaction feedback (hover/focus) to signal that the element cannot be interacted with. They help guide users and reduce confusion without removing important elements from the layout.

Usage

Use disabled states to indicate unavailable buttons, links, or fields due to conditions like validation errors, permission restrictions, or incomplete steps in a workflow.

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