โ Adding Anchors for quick navigation
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Anchors are essential for improving user experience by allowing readers to jump directly to specific sections of a page. This is particularly useful for longer pages with multiple sections, where scrolling through large amounts of content could be time-consuming. Anchors help users quickly find the information they need without unnecessary effort.
โ Best Practices for Adding Anchors โ |
Use Descriptive Anchor Names: Ensure anchor links clearly describe the content they lead to, so users know exactly what to expect. |
Place Anchors Strategically: Add anchors at key sections, such as headings, to allow easy navigation to important content. |
Link Anchors in the Table of Contents: Include a clickable table of contents at the top of your page that links to the corresponding anchors for quick access. |
Practical Examples of Effective Use of Anchors in Groups ๐
- Navigating Between Sections
In a page with several headings, anchors can be added to each section. This allows users to jump directly to content, like "Structured Dialogue" or "Global Gateway & Civil Society," instead of scrolling. - Table of Contents
In a resource-heavy page, a table of contents with anchor links to different funding programmes allows for easy navigation between various sections. - Returning to the Top
Adding a โBack to Topโ anchor at the end of each section, especially on longer pages, helps users return quickly to the top or the main navigation without having to scroll.
Having trouble adding anchors? Check our ๐ Help & Support page ๐ for a detailed step-by-step. |
Now that you've mastered adding anchors to improve navigation, you're ready to take things to the next level. In the next section, we'll explore advanced features that will give you even more control over your content, enhancing both functionality and user experience. Letโs dive into these advanced tools!