Link

A link allows users to navigate
to internal or external sources

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Published: August 31, 2023
Updated: March 05, 2024

Introduction

Links function as navigational elements. A link is a reference to a resource, which can be either external (e.g. a different website) or internal (e.g. another page or section on a the current website). Links can be used either as standalone links or within sentences as inline links.

  • Inline links are intended for use within a body of text and are not suitable for titles. If you require a larger or more prominent call to action, consider using a different component, such as a button. To ensure screen reader accessibility, it is important to avoid using generic link wording like "learn more" or "click here." Instead, opt for more descriptive wording that provides context. For example, use phrases like "learn more about our new products" or "click here to read our privacy policy."
  • Standalone links, positioned at the end of a sentence or paragraph, should be treated as a reference to relevant further resources and can also be used as a secondary call-to-action.

Usage

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Also known as

Hyerlink, Reference link