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Hyperlinks and Navigation

The concepts and techniques used to create links between web pages, including absolute and relative links, anchor elements, and link attributes that enable navigation and information retrieval on the web

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Hyperlinks and navigation are fundamental components of web design that enhance user experience and connectivity. Hyperlinks allow users to move seamlessly between different pages and resources, while effective navigation structures help users find information quickly and intuitively. Understanding ...

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Key Terms

Hyperlink
A clickable link that directs users to another webpage or resource.

Example: Clicking on a hyperlink takes you to a different website.

Navigation Menu
A set of links that helps users navigate through a website.

Example: The top menu on a website often contains links to different sections.

Anchor Tag
An HTML element used to create hyperlinks.

Example: <a href='https://example.com'>Visit Example</a>

Breadcrumbs
A navigation aid that shows users their current location within a website.

Example: Home > Products > Electronics

Responsive Design
A design approach that ensures websites work well on various devices.

Example: A responsive website adjusts its layout for mobile and desktop views.

User Experience (UX)
The overall experience a user has when interacting with a website.

Example: Good UX means users can easily find what they need.

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Key Concepts

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