HTML Hyperlinks

HTML Hyperlinks

HTML hyperlinks are the clickable connections that move you from one resource to another on the web. They’re created with the small but powerful <a> (anchor) tag and its href attribute, which points to the destination you want to open—another page, a section on the same page, an email, a phone number, or even a file to download.

				
					<a href="https://www.mlwebapp.com/">Visit mlwebapp.com website</a>

				
			

Hyperlinks are the backbone of the web. They let you:

  • Move between pages on your site (internal navigation)

  • Visit other websites (external links)

  • Jump to a section on the same page

  • Start an email or phone call

  • Download files or open documents

When you create good links, your site becomes easier to use, easier to understand, and easier to find in search results. Clear anchor text, logical internal linking, and working URLs all help users and search engines.

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