The text below the purple class/property names does not invite to click.
Links in hypertext have either a color, an underline or both. The design-challenge is: Almost every text on this page is a link. Underlines makes the text too black. 3 out of 4 categories of text are links on that page:
Class link
Property link
Entity link
Literal (no link)
Currently, class and property links are purple, entity links black, literals black. We tried to use three different colors for class, property and entity links. Problem: This was confusing, since colors in hypertext links are reserved to express different states (unvisited, visited, active, hover).
Functional requirement
Find a visual design to make people understand, that the links are links.
Problem description
The text below the purple class/property names does not invite to click.
Links in hypertext have either a color, an underline or both. The design-challenge is: Almost every text on this page is a link. Underlines makes the text too black. 3 out of 4 categories of text are links on that page:
Currently, class and property links are purple, entity links black, literals black. We tried to use three different colors for class, property and entity links. Problem: This was confusing, since colors in hypertext links are reserved to express different states (unvisited, visited, active, hover).
Functional requirement
Find a visual design to make people understand, that the links are links.
This could be inspiring.
Maybe we just have to change black and purple: entity links purple, class and property links black.
Acceptance criteria
New users, that never saw the page, understand what is clickable.