Maybe not a term unique to the field, but it’s good practice for a user interface to be cohesive in its conceptual models. In your example, the model given to y

Maybe not a term unique to the field, but it’s good practice for a user interface to be cohesive in its conceptual models. In your example, the model given to you wasn’t cohesive in that it required you to first memorise a specific key binding to proceed, then required a separate key binding because the associated ”finalising” term happened to be spelled a separate way. Consider the same case for international users: if the word “Done” is translated into the fictional word “Sploog”, should the final key press be Alt+S for those users? (Hint: No)