Navigation requires the user to employ searching techniques to move between hypertext documents.
A typical WWW page presents the user with a wide variety of information. Using a WWW browser , hypertext and hypermedia links exist to link the user to other possible resources or areas of interest. By moving the cursor over any hyperlinks, the user will be able to see the URL for that particular hyperlinked resource. This is normally displayed in the status bar of the WWW browser. Most WWW browsers provide the user with a 'window history', usually in the form of a pull-down menu, which will show the user the previous pages they have visited.