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  User perception arrangement of link color in Tianjin website  
Tianjin web production company Shenghui Youlian analysis for any type of navigation design, the oldest usability criterion is to help users realize where they have been, where they are now, and where they can go &mdash& mdash; That is, their past, present and future on the Internet
There is some relationship between the three: a good grasp of the past navigation can help you understand the current location, because the current location is the end of the browsing process so far
Similarly, knowing where you are in the past and now will make it easier for you to decide where to go next

 
On the web, links are a key factor in this navigation process
Users will stop using links that proved useless in the past
Instead, they may revisit links that have proved useful in the past
Most importantly, after users know that they have visited those pages, they are unlikely to visit them unconsciously

 
Generally speaking, web browsers are very imperfect in supporting user navigation, but they do provide an important navigation function: they allow designers to change the color of links to pages that users have visited
Since the appearance of mosaic browser of National Supercomputing Application Center (NCSA) in 1993, changing the color of visited links has been a part of web browsers
Now 74% of websites use this design method, which makes it a desired practice

 
However, websites that violate this Convention will have serious usability problems
In our test, users are more likely to inadvertently revisit some pages and lose their way
They will misinterpret or fail to notice the differences of some similar links when they are not sure whether they have visited some pages, and will leave the website faster
Tianjin web production company Shenghui Youlian will feel lack of control over websites that cannot reflect their actions and help them navigate

 
For users with poor short-term memory, this usability problem is even more serious, because in the absence of visual representation, these users often can't remember where they clicked
Of course, all people are more or less troubled by the problem of weak short-term memory, which is why we need to change the color of links to better serve all users
Because this will have a greater impact on some people than others, it is particularly important to change the color of links if the website visitors include many elderly users, for example
Our research on the elderly shows this

 
Tianjin web production company Shenghui Youlian concluded that unchanged link colors will cause confusion in navigation, because users cannot fully understand their different choices and where they are currently
This is an availability problem as serious as it used to be