Relaxed Scoping

A voice navigation strategy that allows users to name any target on the screen directly without first navigating through a hierarchy. Relaxed scoping prioritizes efficiency by enabling single-command access to interface elements, but it increases the potential for target ambiguity when multiple elements share the same label. Users generally prefer relaxed scoping for its speed and convenience, but it must be paired with effective disambiguation mechanisms to handle cases where a spoken command matches more than one target.