interattivi

Interattivi is the plural masculine form of the Italian adjective interattivo, meaning “interactive.” It is used to describe objects, media, or experiences that require active participation by a user rather than passive consumption.

In Italian, adjectives agree with the nouns they modify in gender and number. Examples: contenuti interattivi (interactive contents), dispositivi interattivi (interactive devices), interfacce interattive (interactive interfaces).

Applications and domains include digital media, education, marketing, museums, installations, video games, and software platforms. In technology, interactivity is achieved through input devices such as touch screens, keyboards, mice, sensors, voice recognition, cameras, and AR/VR tools, as well as software features like feedback, non-linear navigation, and real-time processing.

The term also relates to interattività, the noun referring to the overall property of enabling user participation. Designers consider accessibility, usability, privacy, and cognitive load when creating interactive content, aiming to balance engagement with clarity and inclusivity.

Note: the feminine plural form is interattive; examples include contenuti interattivi, interfacce interattive, and applicazioni con contenuti interattivi.