Klikattavia

Klikattavia is a Finnish adjective form meaning “that can be clicked” and is used to describe interactive elements of software, websites, and documents. The base form is klikattava, while the plural partitive klikattavia is used when referring to several such elements. In prose or UI documentation, klikattavia kohteita are items that respond to user input by performing an action, typically when selected with a mouse, touch, or keyboard.

In web and software design, the term helps distinguish clickable elements from static content. Using clear labels and accessible cues for klikattavia items—such as visible focus states, proper contrast, and keyboard operability—improves usability for all users. The concept is important in usability testing, accessibility guidelines, and localization of user interfaces for Finnish-speaking audiences.

Examples: “Nämä linkit ovat klikattavia” (“These links are clickable”), and “Klikattavat napit aktivoivat toiminnon” (“The clickable buttons activate the function”). The form is common in Finnish technical writing and user guides, where precise descriptions of interactivity aid comprehension.

Origin and grammar: klikattava is formed from the verb klikkailla/klikkaus, with the -ttava suffix creating a “potential/able to be” participle used as an adjective. The word is not a brand or a standalone concept, but a descriptive term widely used in Finnish UI language to denote elements that users can interact with.