Positional Continuity
The maintained relationship among intended position, ordinary use, access and return.
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Ordinary Position
The position repeated use has established as expected, considered with approach, access and return.
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The condition in which access to a shared environment is structured by order, progression and release.
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The maintenance of background conditions that support use without becoming the subject of use.
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A material and environmental condition in which a neutral finish remains consistent across its intended field of view.
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A condition introduced for an interim purpose and subject to a defined review interval.
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An actuation whose force, response and feedback are familiar enough that the user need not reason through the control.
Explore evidence →Response Certainty
The degree to which an initiated action produces an expected and recognizable response.
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