Why “Click Here” Links Are Bad for Your Website (And What to Use Instead)

If your website links say “click here,” “read more,” or “download,” you might be making your content harder to understand — especially for people using screen readers.

In this video, we explain link purpose and why the words inside your links matter for accessibility, usability, and even SEO.

You'll learn
• Why vague links like “click here” cause problems
• What accessible link text actually looks like
• Simple examples you can use right away

Small changes to your link text can make your website clearer, more inclusive, and easier for everyone to navigate.

Read the full blog post: https://www.accessdesigns.net/blog/link-purpose

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