In Adobe Captivate, understanding the difference between Static and Interactive Objects is essential for accessibility and user navigation. Here’s a clearer breakdown:

Static Objects
• These include non-interactive elements such as images, text captions, smart shapes (when not used as buttons), and decorative elements.
• They are read sequentially based on their position in the Reading Order list.
• Since they do not require user interaction, they do not receive keyboard focus.

Interactive Objects
• These include elements that users can interact with, such as buttons, click boxes, text entry boxes, drag-and-drop objects, and interactive widgets.
• Their reading order is determined by the Tab Order, which allows users to navigate through them using the keyboard (e.g., the Tab key).
• Even if an interactive object appears lower in the Reading Order list, it will still be read according to the Tab Order you define in the Tab Order panel.

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