hypertexts
Hypertext is a non-linear text that includes links to other texts. When a user clicks on a link, they are taken to a new document or section of a document. This allows for a more interactive and engaging reading experience. Hypertext was first conceived by Vannevar Bush in his 1945 article "As We May Think," where he envisioned a device called the "Memex" that would allow users to link related documents together.
The World Wide Web is a prime example of hypertext in action. Websites are composed of linked
The core components of hypertext are nodes and links. Nodes are individual units of information, such as