Lessactive
Lessactive is a term used to describe a state or attribute of reduced activity relative to a baseline, commonly applied to people, systems, or processes. As an adjective, it can modify behavior, interfaces, or devices; as a noun, it denotes the condition of being less active. The word combines less and active and has appeared in informal usage since the early 2010s, without formal standardization.
In psychology and human-computer interaction, lessactive users are those who engage less often, respond more slowly,
Critics caution that labeling can pathologize normal variability or conditions such as fatigue, burnout, or situational
Related concepts include sedentary behavior, low-power mode, energy efficiency, and adaptive interfaces. Because lessactive is not