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Using Links on gov.ie

  • From: gov.ie team

  • Published on: 24 June 2019
  • Last updated on: 19 March 2021
  • use links in context. Don't link off one word. Instead, link off a phrase which explains what you can do by clicking on the link
  • do not use vague words or phrases like “click here” or “more information”
  • make sure the alternative text (alt text) of the link says what the link is and where it is going. For example, “link to National Strategy on Climate Change”
  • do not include punctuation in links
  • people scan pages when they look at them first. They are drawn to links because they are a different colour. Therefore, you should only use links where they are needed. Lists of links have proven to be distracting for users

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