DESCRIPTION OF ISSUE

Create links that describe where the link is going, avoid URLs as links.

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MEANINGFUL, DESCRIPTIVE HYPERLINK TEXT

Avoid making links with generic text such as "click here". Make the link text descriptive of where the link takes you. For instance, instead of:
Click here to get Adobe Reader
do this:
Get Adobe Reader

REPEATING HYPERLINK NAMES ON A PAGE

Avoid adding links to a page or document that repeat the same descriptive link text. For instance a hyperlink created to a number of quizzes on the page, and the name of the link is the same for each quiz. So, there could be eight links on a page that all say "Quiz". This practice will make it hard for the screen reader user to decipher, especially if they search a page for all links (a common practice). Instead, make your links more descriptive, such as Quiz 1, Quiz 2, etc.