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+# disabled vs aria-disabled attributes
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+Generally, Kitty shares the following guidelines on when to use which attribute:
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+- Use `readonly` on elements which's values still matter to the user and should be sent to the server.
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+- Use `disabled` on elements which's values became irrelevant for some reason.
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+- Use `aria-disabled` on elements which's interactivity is essential to succeed, because they'll stay focusable and can still trigger validations.
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+[source](https://kittygiraudel.com/2024/03/29/on-disabled-and-aria-disabled-attributes/)
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