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Contextual Feedback
Contextual Feedback is feedback provided to users that is relevant to their specific actions, environment, or situation within an interface. This type of feedback helps users understand the result of their actions, such as a message confirming a successful form submission or a warning when an action is invalid. Contextual feedback is critical for guiding users, preventing errors, and enhancing their understanding of the system.
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