It could be research quality information , it could be student work , or it could be a personal page . Cracking the Code Web pages are written in a code called HTML or Hypertext Markup Language. This means that they can include links that can be clicked on. A link will take you to another part of the site or another page on the Web. Words that are underlined and in color are usually links.
Images are often links.
You can tell if something is a link by placing your cursor over the object. If your cursor changes from an arrow to a pointing finger, the object is a link. There are two types of homepages. Table of content pages, which spell out the sites content and Flash pages. Flash pages often contain one image that will take you to a table of contents page.