aria-disabled

Boolean

Indicates an element is disabled — visible and discoverable, but not editable or operable. Unlike the native `disabled` attribute it keeps the element in the tab order and the accessibility tree, so screen-reader users can still find and read it. You must also block the element's action in script, because aria-disabled alone doesn't prevent interaction.

aria-disabled="…"

Values

true: The element is disabled — perceivable but not editable or operable.
false (default): The element is enabled.

Used on

Any HTML element — aria-disabled is a global property.

Associated roles

Every ARIA role. As a global property, aria-disabled is supported on all roles.

Example

aria-disabled="…"

<button aria-disabled="true">Submit</button>

References

WAI-ARIA 1.2 specification
MDN Web Docs