Can the 'Element Exists' activity be used on a UI element that is not currently visible?

The 'Element Exists' activity is designed to verify the presence of a UI element within the application's user interface, regardless of its visibility on the screen at that moment. This means that the activity can assess whether a specific element is present in the DOM (Document Object Model) or the underlying structure of the application, even if it is not currently displayed to the user.

The capability of the 'Element Exists' activity to check for elements that are not visible is particularly useful in scenarios where UI components may be dynamically loaded or hidden based on user interactions or application state. For instance, an element may be present in the application but hidden due to certain conditions; the activity still recognizes its existence without requiring it to be on the visible screen.

Other options are incorrect because they either impose restrictions that do not apply or misunderstand the fundamental behavior of the 'Element Exists' function. The activity operates independently of the element's visibility, making it a versatile tool in RPA workflows for ensuring that processes continue efficiently, even when certain elements may not be in view.