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- Coding Links in HTML
- Using Link Attributes for Accessibility
- Controlling Link Behavior with Attributes
- Styling Links with CSS
- Improving Accessibility and Usability
- Examples of Complex Link Implementations
- How to Open Links in a New Browser Window or Tab
- Creating and Linking to Placeholders
- How to Link to a Media File
- How to Create an Email Link
- How to Create a Phone Link
- Example: Contact Section with Email and Phone Links
- Links, Hyperlinks, and Blank Targeting Quiz 5 questions
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You have completed (UPI) Chapter 6: Navigating with HTML Links and Structuring Data with Tables!
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Improving Accessibility and Usability
To make your links accessible and user-friendly, follow these tips:
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Distinguishable Links: Ensure that your links are visually distinct from regular text (e.g., different color, underline).
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Readable Link Text: Use descriptive text for the link, avoiding generic terms like "click here."
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Consistent Focus and Hover Styles: Ensure that styles for
:hoverand:focusare...