For system with interactive components, people may need to have separate means of selecting and then activating controls.
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Some potential examples:
- Somebody with tremor or low accuracy may find it better to select and confirm with two separate steps rather than say just using a mouse or touchscreen where selection and activation is essentially the same motion.
- This can be important for everybody with steps where mistakes are likely to occur and there are larger consequences of a mistake.
Note: This is in the " Perceive " section in the ISO guidelines, but seems to (also) be related to operation.
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Imported from https://github.com/accessiblecommunity/Digital-Accessibility-Framework/separate-selection-activation.md