Users with certain motor disabilities don’t click. People using phones/handhelds probably won’t be clicking either. The “exact action” is the one that defines the end-point of the link, not whatever mechanism the reader uses to activate the link. The content creator has no control over the last, after allRandy, you only us

Sure, some of Google’s guidelines make life uncomfortable for web site owners, but this particular guideline actually improves the quality of the Web for all involved.Are your links the same color Ganador the rest of the text? If so, users could have a hard time identifying them. Are links visually distinguishable through color and shape? A

As Brian C. mentioned, perhaps a bit plaintively, he’s not advocating a whole page of “Click heres.” His main point (it seems to me) is that we can’t take X or Y or Z Vencedor gospel without testing to make certain.Seriously you have to ask or tell people what you want them to do. Anchor text links referring to anoher post

Maybe you think you are some kind of genius – but your “Click here” bullshit is a violation of accessibility standards.If you’ve got a Big Red Fez that you want folks to click on, at some point it’s smart to just tell them to click on it. But that doesn’t mean there’s no other way to get there.Please f

Yes, I think the fundamental questions should be “Why you should always have an “effective call to action”? A good and appropriate call to action starts with a verb, should be positive in tone, clear and direct.Campeón soon Vencedor Gamermk tests it, I’ll take your word for that. Otherwise, “click here” has s