What is the deduction for landing elements with feet staggered?

Landing elements with feet staggered indicates a lack of control and stability in the dismount or landing phase of a routine, which is a critical element in evaluating a gymnast's performance. The deduction for this type of landing is designed to reflect these qualities. The standard deduction of up to 0.1 reflects the severity of the error while still allowing room for minor variances in execution. This deduction is applied when the gymnast does not land with feet together, affecting the overall presentation of the skill. Judges take this into consideration to ensure that the score accurately reflects the execution quality and control demonstrated by the gymnast in their performance.