Let's talk about navigations and HTML.
When I say navigation is simply means that allowing the user to move around inside your application.
Let me use our website to demonstrate to you how we are going to implement navigation.
As you can see, we have what is called the nav bar.
And we have these links.
When I click on any link, it opens a new page for me.
And this is what we call navigation.
Likewise, if I go to project and I click on any of these links, it has open the page for me.
And this is what we call navigation.
And as we mentioned earlier, hyperlinks are the link tag.
Allow users to navigate between different pages inside our website or inside your website.
And the same hyperlinks are linked to can be used to create both internal and external links.
As you saw when we covered the link tag, when you click on a link, for example, go to YouTube.
You can see that it takes us to a different website that is an external website.
In this video we are going to focus on the internal navigation, meaning moving around in the same application
like this.
And we also have different types of navigation.
That is the ankle.
For example, let me get back to the home page.
And as you can see, we have more content here.
And to see the last content on lace.
I scroll all the way from top to bottom.
Let's say we have a bunch of data or content on a single page unless I keep scrolling before I get what
I want.
And we can use anchor to make our life easier.
And I'm going to show you how we're going to implement that.
But before that, let's work with the internal navigation.
That is, when you click on this and you take eyes to a particular section of the page.
Let's continue in the next video.