5:null 21:T7c6, Welcome back, everyone! In this blog post, we will discuss the solution to the exercise I provided in the last video of our HTML and CSS tutorial series. This exercise focuses on creating links that open in new tabs and adding descriptive text to enhance user experience. ## Recap of the Exercise In the previous video, I assigned an exercise that required using the `` tag to create a link. The task was to write "Click here to open" and link it to a specific URL. For this exercise, we will use Google as our example link. ## Step-by-Step Solution ### Creating the Link To create the link, we will use the following HTML structure: ```html Click here to open Google ``` In this code: - The `href` attribute contains the URL we want to link to, which is Google in this case. - The `target="_blank"` attribute ensures that the link opens in a new tab when clicked. ### Adding Descriptive Text It is important to provide context for the links we create. For this, we can add a small description. Here’s how we can do it: ```html

Google is one of the most popular search engines.

``` This description helps users understand what they can expect when they click the link. ### Complete Example Combining both the link and the description, our complete HTML snippet looks like this: ```html

Google is one of the most popular search engines.

``` ### Testing the Link After implementing the code, you can test it by clicking the link. It should open Google in a new tab, confirming that our `target` attribute is functioning correctly. ## Conclusion In this blog post, we have successfully solved the exercise by creating a link that opens in a new tab and adding a descriptive text to enhance user experience. If you found this video helpful, please like it and subscribe to my channel. Thank you so much for watching!