A hyperlink is a link to another electronic file or website. The <a> tag is used to create hyperlinks, with the "href" attribute specifying the URL. Browsers typically underline and color hyperlinks differently depending on if they are unvisited, visited, or active. The document provides an example of code to create a hyperlink with text linking to a website, and a challenge to make an image into a hyperlink.

1. Task 3 – Inserting a Hyperlink
We’re now going to add a Hyperlink to our page that
links to another website
A hyperlink is simply a link to another electronic file. Making a hyperlink to a website is
making a link to a specific HTML file.
<a> is the HTML tag for a hyperlink. It’s worth noting that the default appearance for
hyperlinks in browsers is as follows:
• An unvisited link is underlined and blue
• A visited link is underlined and purple
• An active link is underlined and red
Add the code below to your website
HTML tag for a
hyperlink to a
website
The URL of the page
the link goes to
The wording that
will appear as the
link
The end of
the hyperlink
<a href="http://marvel.com/universe/Spider-Man_(Peter_Parker)/”>Who is he? </a>

2. Challenge 3 –
Add a Hyperlink to an Image
Now that you have learnt how to make the words into a
hyperlink, your task is to make the image you added earlier
into a hyperlink.
Code your website so that the
user is able to click on your
image and it will take them to a
website that relates to your hero