Expression form and opening method of hyperlink a_HTML/Xhtml_Web page production

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Form of expression
Trouble encountered by users or designers:
1. Users cannot tell whether it is a link. They have to move the mouse over the target and turn it into a hand shape to determine whether it is a link.
2. Unifying link colors is not conducive to interface design.
Analysis:
Blue and underlined, represented by baidu/google, are the most classic link styles, which directly reflect clickable/clicked links. However, different websites have their own styles, and it is impossible to make them all have the same link style, which will impose great restrictions on the design. I divide the links into recommended clicks (article title, etc.), clickable prompts (author name, "more", links within paragraphs, etc.), and functional links (navigation, buttons, etc.).
Solution:
Recommend clickable links and set a default link color so that when people see the font of this color, they will know that the link is clickable, such as blue. Make sure this color is darker than the normal text color so it's easier to distinguish.
Tips for clickable links. The color of this link is often designed to be the same as the surrounding text, so underlining is the best way.
Functional links, such as navigation links and buttons, are clickable at a glance and do not need to be distinguished by color or underline. The design can be customized.
Open method
Trouble encountered by users:
1. There are too many pop-up windows, filling up the entire screen, and even freezing the computer.
2. This page all jumps. If you want to see other content on the previous page, you have to go back.
Analysis:
Most traditional websites like pop-up links to occupy the user's screen - -|, while 2.0 websites like to jump to this page and think pop-ups are very unfriendly. Why should users go to the previous page and click on another link? Because the current page does not have a link to the previous page or the previous page has filterable content at the same level, such as an article list. The ideal opening method for users should be to jump to this page or open a new tab.
Solution:
List-style links, such as a set of news titles, use pop-up windows for links like this.
Functional links, such as navigation, categories, paging, "more" and other similar links, jump to this page to open the window.
External links, such as text links within friendly link paragraphs, use pop-ups to open windows.
Users can choose to open it by right-clicking and "Open in new tab" or setting the browser to "Always open pop-ups in new tabs".