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Hey @ishah-twilio -

Our recommendation on this one would be to have the "actions" button enabled at all times, and show an error if the user clicks it before they have selected any SIMs. We recommend this route, as there are two issues with having the button disabled by default:

  • there is no way to know why the button is disabled or how to enable it, and
  • because the button is above the table, a user using assistive technology would have already moved past it by the time they selected a table row, so they would have no way of knowing that the button became enabled.

The error modal you've shown here works, though I would suggest updating the copy that specifies that the checkboxes are on t…

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