UX design guidelines are organized around the Interaction Cycle, which is comprised of planning, translation, physical actions, outcomes, and assessment. A cognitive affordance is a design feature that helps, aids, supports, facilitates, enables, or makes it possible for users to do their cognitive actions. Cognitive affordances are particularly useful in the translation piece of the Interaction Cycle. Describe three examples of cognitive affordances not given in my lecture or the textbook. You may include images of your examples $($helpful but optional$).$