focusable
- adjective
- /ˈfoʊkəsəbl/
- Specialized
- Web developers should ensure all important elements are focusable for accessibility.
Examples
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A focusable element allows navigation via keyboard, making it easier to use for those with disabilities.
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The button is focusable, so users can select it using the Tab key.
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If a field is not focusable, it cannot be accessed by keyboard navigation.
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This button is focusable.
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Make sure the focusable items are visible!
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The button must be focusable so that users can select it using their keyboard.
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To improve accessibility, ensure that all interactive elements are focusable.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Focusable comes from focus, which means a 'center' or 'point of attention', together with the suffix -able meaning 'able'. So on a website or in a program, a focusable element is 'able to receive input' or become the active place where you can type or use the keyboard.