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How do you include meaningful links when speaking about a topic that might have more information elsewhere, OR introducing a company with a URL you would like to make available?
According to many sources, including one on writing links by the Nielsen Norman Group, it’s all about incorporating it seamlessly into the text, and hyperlinking something that accurately describes the page or document being referenced.
When writing links ask yourself, “What will the user get when they click this link?” Mention that the link opens a PDF if that is the case. (Media format warnings don’t have to be part of the anchor text itself, but can be appended — for example in parentheses or as an icon). Link length is less important than a good link description. Use as many words as you need to accurately describe the page (or document) being referenced, while still being concise (as is a generally good practice when writing for the web). Nielsen Norman Group
How do you include meaningful links when speaking about a topic that might have more information elsewhere, OR introducing a company with a URL you would like to make available?
According to many sources, including one on writing links by the Nielsen Norman Group, it’s all about incorporating it seamlessly into the text, and hyperlinking something that accurately describes the page or document being referenced.
When writing links ask yourself, “What will the user get when they click this link?” Mention that the link opens a PDF if that is the case. (Media format warnings don’t have to be part of the anchor text itself, but can be appended — for example in parentheses or as an icon). Link length is less important than a good link description. Use as many words as you need to accurately describe the page (or document) being referenced, while still being concise (as is a generally good practice when writing for the web). Nielsen Norman Group
How do you include meaningful links when speaking about a topic that might have more information elsewhere, OR introducing a company with a URL you would like to make available?
According to many sources, including one on writing links by the Nielsen Norman Group, it’s all about incorporating it seamlessly into the text, and hyperlinking something that accurately describes the page or document being referenced.
When writing links ask yourself, “What will the user get when they click this link?” Mention that the link opens a PDF if that is the case. (Media format warnings don’t have to be part of the anchor text itself, but can be appended — for example in parentheses or as an icon). Link length is less important than a good link description. Use as many words as you need to accurately describe the page (or document) being referenced, while still being concise (as is a generally good practice when writing for the web). Nielsen Norman Group



