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    1) The document discusses navigating websites using essential features such as headings, links, and hypertext. 2) It defines hypertext as text that links to other information on a website, while a hyperlink redirects to other web pages or URLs and can include images, videos, and other media. 3) Other essential features for navigating websites include the URL, logo and branding, navigation bars, headings, and contextual cues like dates and tags.

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    ENGLISH 7

    NAVIGATING A WEBSITE USING


    ESSENTIAL FEATURES
    Q2 Module 3
    LESSON
    OBJECTIVES

    Navigate a website using essential features, e.g.


    1 using headings, links, etc.

    2 Identify the basic elements: Hypertext and Hyperlink.

    3 Distinguish the essential features of a website.


    WHAT IS IT?
    Search engines like Google can get you on any
    website. As a student who frequently uses the
    web as an information space, you learn to
    navigate on the features of the websites to get
    quickly to the site you needed.
    Basic Elements:
    Hypertext and Hyperlinks
    Hypertexts and Hyperlinks are the “glue” that holds the
    web together. This feature allows electronic files
    on the web to be linked so you can jump from one
    website to another website.
    Hypertext and Hyperlinks
    Hypertext
    is a text or phrase that links to
    another text on the website. It is
    purely text in nature. Whenever
    you click on a hypertext, it
    always connects to a related
    information.
    Hyperlink
    is a link that redirects you to
    other web pages. It could be
    redirected to URL (Universal
    Resource Locator) to which a
    hypertext directs you to access.
    Hyperlinks simply make it easy
    for you to navigate between web
    pages. Unlike hypertext, it
    involves media, audio, video,
    images, and graphics. Also, the
    directed link could contain
    some unrelated information.
    Hyperlink
    Hypertext is a link that redirects you to
    other web pages. It could be
    redirected to URL (Universal
    Resource Locator) to which a
    is a text or phrase that links to
    hypertext directs you to access.
    another text on the website. It is Hyperlinks simply make it easy
    purely text in nature. Whenever for you to navigate between web
    you click on a hypertext, it pages. Unlike hypertext, it
    always connects to a related involves media, audio, video,
    information. images, and graphics. Also, the
    directed link could contain
    some unrelated information.

    Hypertext and hyperlinks usually appear in a different color from the


    rest of the text and often underlined. When you move your cursor
    over a text link or over a graphic link, the cursor changes from
    an arrow to a hand.
    To understand more on these essential
    features of a website, read the following:

    (A) URL,
    (B) logo and branding,
    (C) navigation bar change,
    (D) headings, and
    (E) contextual cues.
    A. URL (Universal
    Resource Locator):
    It is a well-chosen,
    humanreadable web address
    that is important to sharing,
    credibility, recognition, and
    recall.

    Example:

    https://www.youtube.com/

    https://spistmysecondhome.schoology.com/
    B. Logo and branding:

    A logo shows ownership of the


    content. Logos should be linked
    to the homepage. Other
    branding such as trademarks,
    color palettes, and signature
    fonts may be used to trigger
    recognition of an organization’s
    established credibility.

    Example:
    C. Navigation-bar change:

    A link or graphic element (tab,


    button, or label) related to
    navigation becomes more
    visually prominent when the
    user selects that topic.
    D. Headings:
    It helps readers scan quickly for
    meaningful words. Several
    levels of heading can be
    exposed at once to show more
    context and path information.
    E. Contextual cues:

    Date, tags, icons, and other


    symbols and signs may be used
    to place the information in the
    right context, both in time and
    in the site’s information.

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