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> Also sighted users get this information as well. If you hover over a link, it displays the target href in the lower corner or your window. You shouldn't rely
by darekkay 4y ago
> Also sighted users get this information as well. If you hover over a link, it displays the target href in the lower corner or your window.
You shouldn't rely on that: it won't work on mobile nor for users who don't want or can't use a mouse (e.g. people with a motoric disability).
- runarberg 4y agoThe target usually shows as well if you navigate using the keyboard. But you are right, I shouldn’t rely on that, and I don’t, I style my links with CSS so that sighted users can distinguish them by their styles. The location is a bonus. Also if sighted mobile users want to see the location, I think they can click and hold the link, and see it in the context menu.