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 Interactive Description is an accessibility feature that PhET has developed, largely tailored towards screen reader
 accessibility. It has the following components (with their implementation in parens):
 
+* Alternative Input - ways of interacting with the sim through the PDOM. This largely is classified as the technology
+  that can interface with HTML in general, but cannot with SVG, WebGL, or Canvas as used by the primary input system in
+  scenery (mouse/touch/pen).
+    * keyboard (PDOM)
+    * mobile (PDOM)
+    * switch (PDOM)
 * State Description (PDOM) - description about the state of objects in the sim.
     * Static States - unchanging content either describing objects in the sim, or giving hints about interactions.
     * Dynamic States - description that depends on the model or view values, and so dynamically will change with that
@@ -69,12 +75,6 @@ accessibility. It has the following components (with their implementation in par
       that object changed, or what its new value is.
     * Context Responses (UtteranceQueue) - Often emitted immediately after an object response, a context response is
       description about the larger context of the sim. This may be the resulting effect that the object change had.
-* Alternative Input - ways of interacting with the sim through the PDOM. This largely is classified as the technology
-  that can interface with HTML in general, but cannot with SVG, WebGL, or Canvas as used by the primary input system in
-  scenery (mouse/touch/pen).
-    * keyboard (PDOM)
-    * mobile (PDOM)
-    * switch (PDOM)
 
 ## Understanding each technology