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affordancea quality of an object or environment that allows someone to perform an actionIn graphical design (e.g., screen displays), physical affordances play only a minor role, so other principles must be invo [..]
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affordancea situation where an object’s sensory characteristics intuitively imply its functionality and use.
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affordancenoun. The values of a stimulant or an item that determines it's usefulness as it pertains to a living body.
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affordance<computer graphics> A visual clue to the function of an object. (01 Apr 1998)
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affordanceWhen a control behaves as its appearance suggests.
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affordance
A potential action that is made possible by a given object or environment; ''especially'', one that is made easily discoverable.
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