HTML Links

HTML links are used to navigate from one web page to another. Links are created using the <a> (anchor) tag and are one of the most important features of the web.

Basic HTML Link

The href attribute specifies the destination of the link.

Visit Example

Open Link in New Tab

The target="_blank" attribute opens the link in a new browser tab.

  Open Google in New Tab

Link to Another Page

You can link to another page within the same website using a relative URL.

About Us

Email Links

Use the mailto: scheme to create email links.

Send Email

Phone Links

Phone links allow users to call directly from mobile devices.

Call Us

Image as a Link

You can use an image inside an anchor tag to make it clickable.

Anchor Links (Page Sections)

Anchor links allow navigation to specific sections on the same page.

Go to Contact Section

Contact Us

Best Practices for Links

• Use meaningful link text instead of "click here"
• Open external links in a new tab when appropriate
• Always add rel="noopener noreferrer" with target="_blank"
• Ensure links are easy to identify and accessible

Common Mistakes with Links

• Missing the href attribute
• Using broken or incorrect URLs
• Poor link text that lacks clarity
• Opening too many links in new tabs unnecessarily