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Hyperlinks indicate that clicking on a piece of text or image will take you to related information.
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Use of 'read more' on teaser copy on index pages - is it necessary?
I'm not sure whether a read more link is always required, it probably depends on the situation:
When just the title is displayed and it this title is a link I think it's fine to go without.
If you …
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When should hyperlink text be used?
In most situations I would prefer link text. I cant think of many situations where you would want to put the actual url.
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How to determine whether links have enough contrast?
WCAG provide guidelines for minimum colour contrast between foreground(text) and background. The normal link text above fails colour contrast requirements. I would recommend increasing the contrast.
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Why shouldn't we use words such as 'here' and 'this' in textlinks?
One aspect of this is accessibility. You don't get any context from the link itself.
You can see further info on wc3: Don't use "click here" as link text
When calling the user to action, use …
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