Are you blocking buttons on the page? That's a bad practice

The article 'Don’t Disable Buttons' by Remz B. discusses the problematic practice of disabling buttons on websites. Many web designers opt to disable buttons when forms are incomplete or when errors occur. While this may seem logical, it can lead to user frustration. Instead, the author proposes alternatives such as displaying error messages or hints that can assist users in correcting their input. This way, instead of discouraging users, you can engage them in the process. Disabling buttons may appear to be a good solution, but the author argues that a better approach is to encourage user action and provide feedback on their attempts. Overall, the article underscores the importance of maintaining user engagement and offers practical suggestions for improving user experience on web forms.