HTML uses hyperlinks to connect to another document on the web. Links can be found in almost all web pages. Clicking on a link takes you from one page to another.

A hyperlink can be a word, a word, or a group of words, or it can be an image that you can click to jump to a new document or a section of the current document. When you move the mouse pointer over a link in a web page, the arrow turns into a small hand. We create links in HTML by using the < a > tag.

There are two ways to use the < a > tag: By using the href attribute - create a link to another document Create a bookmark within a document by using the name attribute

HTML link format: no special format; separated by paragraph marks; with a paragraph mark < p> separated by < br />; separated by div; put all links in an unordered list; put all links in an ordered list.