The Opquast Digital Quality Framework - Rule n° 138

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Rule n° 138 - Links of the same nature have identical colors, shapes and behaviors on all pages.

As soon as they arrive on your website, whether through the home page or an internal page, Internet users will start to "learn" your interface. This rule is intended to accelerate their learning.

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Goal

Accelerate user learning about how the interface works.
Improve users’ identification of links and their respective functions.

Solution technique

Apply common properties of style, colour, weight, case, underline to sets of links of the same type.

Moyen de contrôle

Throughout the site:

Check that links of the same type (menus, links in the text, other groups of links such as a tag cloud, etc.) have visually similar presentations throughout the site.