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User Actions Pseudo Class Selectors

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• Style is based on interactions with user
• Includes :hover, :active, and :focus
• It provides visual feedback on interaction states

:hover
• Targets element on hover with pointing device
• applies to all hoverable elements

:active
• Targets element during activation (click key)
• applies to activatable elements

:focus
• Targets element on receiving focus (click key)
• applies to focusable elements like form inputs
  and buttons

Best Practices
1. Pseudo Classes enhance visual and accessibility design
2. Combine with ARIA for assistive accessibility
3. Test interactions on diverse devices for consistency
   
   
   Take Note:
   • User Action pseudo classes can vary on different devices, especially "touch" ones.
   • Useful for responsive, user-friendly design.
   • Thoughtful usage prevents clutter and confusion.

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