Basic Syntax / Links
Links
Links should move readers to the next step: an intro page, a deployment guide, a repo, or a feedback channel.
Basic Syntax
Put the link text in brackets and the destination in parentheses:
[Deployment Guide](https://vite.dev/guide/static-deploy.html)Preview
Start with the Intro page if you want the big-picture structure first.
Before publishing, check the Vite static deployment guide.
Found a wording issue? Send it to docs@example.dev.
Adding a Title
If you want a short hover hint, add an optional title:
[Release Notes](https://github.com/Albert-Lsk/Markdown-Tutorial "See the latest content updates")Autolinks and Email
If the address itself matters, use angle brackets:
<https://albert-lsk.github.io/Markdown-Tutorial/en/>
<docs@example.dev>Writing Tips
- Make link text descriptive. “Deployment guide” is better than “click here.”
- Use raw URLs only when the address itself is useful information.
- For internal docs, choose labels that still make sense if the site structure evolves later.
- Check high-value links before release, especially language switches and deep-page navigation.
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