klõpsatav

The Estonian word "klõpsatav" translates to "clickable" in English. It is an adjective used to describe something that can be interacted with by a click, typically in a digital context. This includes elements on a webpage, buttons in software, or links that initiate an action when a mouse pointer is used to select them.

The concept of being "klõpsatav" is fundamental to user interface design. Elements that are intended to be clicked are usually visually distinguished to indicate their interactive nature. This might involve changing the cursor's appearance when hovering over the element, providing a visual response upon clicking, or simply presenting the element in a way that suggests it can be activated.

In everyday language, "klõpsatav" can refer to any object or action that produces a clicking sound or sensation upon activation. However, its most common and relevant usage is within the realm of computing and digital media, where the act of clicking is a primary method of navigation and interaction. The intuitiveness of "klõpsatav" elements contributes significantly to the ease of use of digital interfaces.