How to link one page to another page in HTML

Learn how to link HTML pages together and move from one page to another the easy way! In this beginner-friendly tutorial you'll learn how to link two HTML pages using the anchor (a) tag and the href attribute — the same technique used to build website menus and multi-page sites. Works in Notepad, Notepad++, or any modern editor like VS Code.

By the end of this video you'll be able to connect a home page to other pages (like an About or Contact page) and build a simple navigation between them.

Download the code: bit.ly/Html_Page_link_Code

Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:15 Setting up the first HTML page
0:45 Adding the anchor tag and href attribute
1:20 Linking to the second page
1:50 Testing the links in the browser

What you'll learn:
- How to use the anchor (a) tag in HTML
- How the href attribute works to link pages
- How to link one page to another in the same folder
- How to build simple page navigation for a static website

Quick notes:
- Without an href, the anchor tag is just a placeholder for a hyperlink.
- Linked pages open in the same browser window unless you set a target.
- Use CSS to style your links and turn them into buttons.

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