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Neuroanatomy Explorer

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Memory Deck

Flip each card and rate whether you knew it. Your score is saved.

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Match the Pairs

Match each term to its definition. Finish the board to earn your score.

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Concept Constellation

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HTML Links, Images, and Lists

Manual: General · Subject: Web Design & Development

Learn how to connect pages, display images, and organize information clearly.

Building Useful Content

Links connect the web

Links are the web's superpower. They let users move between pages, jump to sections on a page, or open downloadable resources.

Images and accessibility

Images add visual information, but they should always include meaningful alternative text when needed. Alt text helps users who cannot see the image and supports screen readers.

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Don't use images as a substitute for text

Important information should usually be written as text so it remains readable, searchable, and accessible.

Useful element roles

a
Creates a hyperlink
img
Displays an image
ul
Creates an unordered list
ol
Creates an ordered list
li
Creates a list item

When to use each list type

List typeBest for
Unordered listItems without a strict order
Ordered listSteps or ranked items

Which HTML element creates a link?

Why is alt text important for images?

Which list is best for numbered steps?