What is NOT an example of a UI Action?

Specific search functionalities or custom search triggers can be implemented through UI Actions, making 'Search' a potential, albeit broad, example in certain contexts.

Form buttons, such as 'Save', 'Update', or 'Submit', are primary and explicit examples of UI Actions that provide functionality on forms.

While UI Actions are used to create buttons on lists (e.g., 'List banner buttons' or 'List context menu items'), the broad term 'list Buttons' itself is not categorized as a distinct *type* or *example* of a UI Action in the same way 'Form buttons' or 'Related Links' are specific classifications of UI Action placements.

Related Links, often appearing in related lists or at the bottom of forms, are common and explicit examples of UI Actions used to perform record-specific or contextual actions.