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Overview

What does the component do?

Links create connections between information or pages.

When should the component be used?

When jumping from one page to another (internal or external) or to a lightbox.

Rules

  • There is no visual distinction between internal and external links.
  • Hover and on-click have the same visual interaction behaviour.
  • Links can be created in texts, icons and images.
  • Text links in parts of words are not allowed.
 States and variants

States

The component has the following states:

  • Default
  • Hover
  • On-Click

Variants

Default

Image of a link, default

Lead Link

Image of a link, lead

After paragraphs

Image of a link, after paragraphs
### After form elements
Image of a link, after form elements

In menus

Image of a link, in menus

Social media

Image of a link, for social media

Specification

The standard link is not an independent component but is instead defined directly in the typography area.

Design
Contact

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