Time to take action is an accessibility setting that controls the minimum time in which temporary messages asking a user to take action are shown.
The setting has different options and can be found from Settings -> Accessibility Settings -> Timing controls -> Time to take action (Accessibility timeout).
Some users may need extra time to review the controls, or to reach them, or to activate assistive technology to activate the controls automatically.
When building a custom component, developers need to separately add support for the time to take action setting, which is not automatically supported.
We can add support for time to take action in two steps: calculate the delay for hiding the tooltip and hide the tooltip after the calculated time has passed.
The first thing is to calculate the delay using the LocalAccessibilityManager composition.
The second step is to use freshly calculated timeout with the LaunchedEffect function.
In conclusion, developers should know about the time to take action setting, and how to respect it while building custom UI components.
This setting provides extra time to users who may need more time to interact with the element controls.
The Accessible developer community can use this setting to make the app more accessible to users with different needs.