14.These days, the internet is vast and varied enough that it's not uncommon for a website to display hyperlinks in a color that complements the brand—say, orange.
15.Cleo provided no notes, no proof, no explanation — just a single hyperlink over the symbol for the golden ratio, which takes you to a definition of the golden ratio. Oof.
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16.Cleo provided no notes, no proof, no explanation—just a single hyperlink over the symbol for the golden ratio, which takes you to a definition of the golden ratio.
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17.It all started around 1985, when students under the tutelage of computer science professor Ben Shneiderman at the University of Maryland conducted a series of experiments regarding how different-colored hyperlinks affected users.
19.But before hyperlinks were implemented, every time you wanted to switch to another piece of information on a computer, you had to rummage through the file system to find it, or type it into a search box.