A link that jumps to a specific section of the same page, improving navigation and UX for long pages.
An anchor link (often called a jump link) sends users to a specific section of a page rather than the top. You see them most often in tables of contents (like "Skip to section") or long guides. The URL changes to include a hash fragment, likeexample.com/page#section-id.
id attribute to the target element (e.g., <h2 id="pricing">).<a href="#pricing">).scroll-margin-top in CSS to fix this).Anchor links are a simple, high-impact way to make long content more consumable and "skimmable" for both humans and bots.
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