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The Analytical Framework and the Two States,ole. How you use this knowledge in your app must be based on your team’s consideration of how it best fits for what you are trying to achieve. None of these tools will have the impact needed by real people unless you check your work.

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Conclusions: Theories, Methods, and Evidencestance to perform a four-finger gesture. Through to people who may have virtually no motor control at all, where switch control or voice control may help make the best use of what movement your user has available to them.

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